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Please please help with this i neeed it help noww for this pleasee 20 points
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Please please help with this i neeed it help noww for this pleasee 20 points
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Total length=11 feet
Length of each section =1/5 feet
Number of section =
total length / length of each section
=11/(1/5)
=55
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in essence, how many times does 1/5 go into 11?
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