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Mrs.Hameay is making outfits for the school dance team. She can make 1/4 of an outfit per day. How many days should it take Mrs.

Hamway to make 18 outt

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sasho [114]3 years ago

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1/4 per day=4 days for one outfit so 4x18=72

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