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3 years ago

petra has 15 yards of fabric to make costumes for a paly. if each costume reqires 1,1/3 yards how many costumes can she make

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RUDIKE [14]3 years ago

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She can make 11 costumes

I found this by dividing the two numbers and when dividing them i got 11,1/4 but you can't have 1/4 of a costume so it would only be 11

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