A rope was tied up so that it was only 7 inches long. When the rope is untied, it is 4 times as long. How many inches long is the rope when it is untied?

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A rope was tied up so that it was only 7 inches long. When the rope is untied, it is 4 times as long. How many inches long is the rope when it is untied?

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If the rope is 6 inches long when tied than you would do 7 times 4 and get 28 inches or 2 ft and 4 inches

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Answer:

28 inches long

Explanation:

just multiply 7 and 4

MDF answered May 3, 2022

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