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Sandra needs 6 pieces of rope, each measuring 8 inches in length. She is going to cut the 6 pieces from a rope that is 84 inches

long. How much rope will remain after Sandra cuts the 6 pieces?

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soldier1979 [14.2K]2 years ago

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36 inches of rope will be left because 6*8 is 48 and you subtract 48 from 84 to get 36.

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