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The football coach wants to cut 18 jump ropes each 6 feet long. how many yards of rope should he buy
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The football coach wants to cut 18 jump ropes each 6 feet long. how many yards of rope should he buy
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The answer to the problem is 3
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3, 18/6 is the equation
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