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A carpenter wants to cut a board 4 feet in length into sections that are each CRIN feet in length. How many pieces can be cut from the board? PLEASE HELP
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A carpenter wants to cut a board 4 feet in length into sections that are each CRIN feet in length. How many pieces can be cut from the board? PLEASE HELP
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A carpenter wants to cut a board 4 feet in length into sections that are each
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feet in length. How many pieces can be cut from the board?
PLEASE HELP
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Please someone answer this
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