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The total length of a beach is 18. 2 kilometers. If lifeguards are stationed every 0. 7 kilometers, including one at the end of the beach, how many lifeguards will there be on the beach?
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The total length of a beach is 18. 2 kilometers. If lifeguards are stationed every 0. 7 kilometers, including one at the end of the beach, how many lifeguards will there be on the beach?

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Step-by-step explanation: Okay there's 18.2 km beach every lifeguard is 0.7 km including one we have to do is divide 18.2 by 0.7 because were trying to find how much is at the beach 18.2 divided by 0.7 is 26 turn 18.6 to 182 divided by 7 can go into 18 2 times minus 14 is 4 drop the 6 7 can go into 46 7 minus 42 is 0 we have 26 it will be 25 because including one so 26 minus 1 is 25

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