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Ashley needs 4.6 yards of chain to hang some flower baskets. The chain is sold by the meter. How many meters does Ashley need?

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slega [8]3 years ago

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1yard=0.9144m
multily both sides by 4.6
4.6yards=4.20624m

4.2meters about

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