2 years ago

If trstan has a pickup truck that could carry 7/4 cord of firewood, FInd the number trips needed to cary 63 cords of wood

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

63/(7/4) 63 divided by 7/4

63* 4/7 63 multiplied by 4/7

=36 answer is 36

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