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A sheet of plywood was made by gluing 7 sheets of wood together.

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LuckyWell [14K]3 years ago

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We can use the equation y=2(0.0625)+5(0.125), y being the thickness of the plywood.
I got 5(0.125) because two sheets of the 7 were already used, meaning there are 5 sheets of plywood left over.
y=0.125+0.625
y=0.75
Therefore, the plywood is 0.75 inches thick.

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