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Each bracelet needs 1 and ¾ feet of yarn. How many complete bracelets can be made from a piece of yar that is 9 and ½ feet long?
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Each bracelet needs 1 and ¾ feet of yarn. How many complete bracelets can be made from a piece of yar that is 9 and ½ feet long?
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Each bracelet needs 1 and ¾ feet of yarn. How many complete bracelets can be made from a piece of yar that is 9 and ½ feet long?
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3/4 x 1/2 =3/12 this aint right btw
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