The state of Montana has an area of 147,164 square miles. The state of Vermont has an area of 9,623 square miles. How many times could the state of Vermont fit inside the state of Montana, based on area?

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The state of Montana has an area of 147,164 square miles. The state of Vermont has an area of 9,623 square miles.

How many times could the state of Vermont fit inside the state of Montana, based on area?

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Just divide 147,164 by 9,623, which is roughly 15 times. Hope this helps!!!

Julienc answered Jul 16, 2018

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