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Please help with 5 I don’t get it

Please help with 5 I don’t get it
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Please help with 5 I don’t get it

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Answer:

It’s saying for every 1/4 inch, you have 3 feet. Let’s say I had an inch. That means I have 12 feet. Hope this helped!

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I only have an explanation. I don’t have the answer, but maybe I could help!

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