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Luke stacked seven pieces of wood on top of each other. IF each piece was four-eighths of a foot tall, how tall was his pile?
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Luke stacked seven pieces of wood on top of each other. IF each piece was four-eighths of a foot tall, how tall was his pile?
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Luke stacked seven pieces of wood on top of each other. IF each piece was four-eighths of a foot tall, how tall was his pile?
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The pile was 3 1/2 feet tall
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