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Is Sean wanted to make 3 dresses that uses 4 7/8 yards of fabric each explain how she could use estimation to make sure he has e

nough fabric for all of them

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CaHeK987 [17]3 years ago

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7 7/8 is close to 8, so multiply 8 yds x 3 dresses = 24
Sean would need approx 24 yeards of fabric.

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