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Mary is making some shirts for her school's drama department. The fabric store has 3 1/6 yards of the fabric she wants in stock.

But this quantity of fabric can make only 1 1/3 shirts. What length of fabric does Mary need to buy if she wants to sew 2 shirts?

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gulaghasi [49]3 years ago

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She needs 6 1/3 yards or 19/3 yards of fabric

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