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alexgriva [62]4 years ago

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You subtract y from 425, I can read #5 or is help

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110 yards of string

Step-by-step explanation:

Converting the feet of the string of 1 balloon to yard

1 foot = 1/3 yard

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x = 2 yard

Hence 1 balloon uses 2 yard of string

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1 balloon = 2 yard of string

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Explanation:

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