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Ryan is helping his fellow students build a float for a parade. They need to create a giant spoon for their float. They base the

ir design on a spoon that is 7.25 inches long. If each inch of the model spoon represents 2 feet of the giant spoon, how long will the giant spoon be, in feet?

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nadezda [96]2 years ago

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7.25*2=14.5

If each inch equals 2 feet you just need to multiply by the factor of (2)

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