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Althea and her sister want to hang 5 pictures on a 12-foot wall. Each pic frame must be equal distance apart from each other and

the ends of the wall. The frames are 10 inches wide. How far apart will be placed?

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stepan [7]2 years ago

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the answer has to be 12.2

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