for each dress she makes connie uses 2 5/8 yards of fabric . How many total yards of fabric will connie need in order to make 24 dresses?

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for each dress she makes connie uses 2 5/8 yards of fabric . How many total yards of fabric will connie need in order to make 24 dresses?

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24x2 5/8=?

2 5/8=2.625

24x2.625=63

63 yards

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