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to listen 4.Rico used different units to measure this bulletin board. Which unit did he use the fewest of? A. inches listen B. a

ll the same ta C. centimeters D. meters

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Alina [70]3 years ago

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is there a table or something you can add because I cant tell anything with the information you gave.

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