If a bracelet takes 5/6 foot of string how much string will it take to make 12 bracelets

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If a bracelet takes 5/6 foot of string how much string will it take to make 12 bracelets

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5/6 x 12

60 / 6 = 10

It takes 10 feet of string to make 12 bracelets.

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