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Anthony has a shelf of 6 1/2 inches long for storing DVDs. Each DVD is 3/8 inches wide. How many DVDs will fit on one shelf?
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Anthony has a shelf of 6 1/2 inches long for storing DVDs. Each DVD is 3/8 inches wide. How many DVDs will fit on one shelf?
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Anthony has a shelf of 6 1/2
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DVD is 3/8 inches wide. How many
DVDs will fit on one shelf?
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Answer: 17
Explanation:
6 1/2= 3/8x
X= 52/3= 17 1/3
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