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Four gallons of paint are used to paint chairs.If each chair used the same amount of paint,how many gallons are used to paint ea

ch chair? Between what two whole numbers doea your answer lie?

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DerKrebs [107]3 years ago

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How many chairs are there because you need an amount to know how many ways are you gonna split up the paint

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