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Daniel bought 2 boards of wood for a school project. one board is 24 inches long, and the other board is 20 inches long. he want

s to cut the wood into the longest equal-sized pieces possible, with no wood left over, and wonders if he has enough wood for 12 equal-sized pieces

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lisov135 [29]1 year ago

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Answer:

48 inches (i tried)

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