Ken used 3/4 of his wrapping paper. If he used 12 feet how much wrapping paper did he use

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Answer: If Ken used 12 feet of wrapping paper, 3/4 then he would have had 16 ft of wrapping paper before he started wrapping

Step-by-step explanation:

12 divided by 3 is 4 giving us the equation 4/4 equals 4 x 4

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