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It’s not 4 feet of snow that is 60% of snow that will fall. how much snow will fall??
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It’s not 4 feet of snow that is 60% of snow that will fall. how much snow will fall??

It’s not 4 feet of snow that is 60% of snow that will fall. how much snow will fall-example-1
User Macbernie
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60% of snow

Explanation:

User Ralf Hertsch
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60% = 4 Feet
Divide by 6
10% = 0.67 feet
Multiply by 10
100% = 6.67 Feet

The answer is 6.67 feet.
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