A spool of rope contains 79 yards of rope. How many 4-foot pieces of rope can be cut from the spool? How much rope is left ov
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2 answers:
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Answer:</h2>
59 can be cut from the spool.
3 Inches is left over.
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
- 237 feet in 79 yards.
- 237 / 4 = 59.25
- 59 is the whole number, .25 is what is left over.
- .25 feet is 3 inches.
Answer: There are 59 4 foot pieces of rope. There will be quarter of a foot left
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