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Jay has two boards. The length of the first board is 1 and 2-thirds feet, and the length of the second board is 5-eighths foot. Jay estimates that the combined length of the boa…

Jay has two boards. The length of the first board is 1 and 2-thirds feet, and the length of the second board is 5-eighths foot. Jay estimates that the combined length of the boa…
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Jay has two boards. The length of the first board is 1 and 2-thirds feet, and the length of the second board is 5-eighths foot. Jay estimates that the combined length of the boards must be less than 2 feet.

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she is not correct, since the combined length of both boards is more than 2 feet
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