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Candy is paving a narrow pathway with pebbles. She needs 100 pebbles for each four feet of path. How many feet can she pave if s

he has 525 pebbles?

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Nuetrik [128]3 years ago

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21 feet
525/100=5.25
5.25 times 4 = 21

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