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Kelvin has a string of length 4.15m. He wants to form equilateral triangles of sides 8 cm using the string . What is the maximum number of such equilateral triangles that he can make with the string .
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4.15 meters = 415 centimeters
3(8x) = 415 (3 sides times 8 cm - amount each triangle takes)
24x = 415
x = 17.2917
The maxinum number of triangles he can make is 17.
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