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Please help with #22! You don’t have to fully explain. Anything would be greatly appreciated, even hints!
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Please help with #22! You don’t have to fully explain.

Anything would be greatly appreciated, even hints!

Please help with #22! You don’t have to fully explain. Anything would be greatly appreciated-example-1
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It would take 2/7 of strip b to make strip a and 3 1/2 strip As to make a strip B
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3.5 strip As will fit into Strip b. 2/7 strip Bs will fit into strip A
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