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Each student in Mr. Kelly’s shop class needs a piece of wood 1/3 foot long to complete a project. Mr. Kelly has one piece of woo

d that is 6 1/6 feet long. How many pieces that are exactly 1/3-foot long can be made from Mr. Kelly’s longer piece of wood?

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brilliants [131]2 years ago

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1/2 u think

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