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Jesse needs 6 sheets of fabric that are each 3/7yard long. Use the drop-down menus to complete the equation.
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Jesse needs 6 sheets of fabric that are each 3/7yard long.

Use the drop-down menus to complete the equation.

Jesse needs 6 sheets of fabric that are each 3/7yard long. Use the drop-down menus-example-1
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6 sheets x 3/7 yards per sheet = 18/7 (or 2 4/7)
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6 yards x 3/7 yards per sheet 18/7 yards

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