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Mr. G wants to cut boards that are 1 1/2 foot long. If he has an 18 foot long board, how man pieces can he cut?
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Mr. G wants to cut boards that are 1 1/2 foot long. If he has an 18 foot long board, how man pieces can he cut?
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18 ft* (1 piece/ 1 1/3 ft)= 13.5 pieces.
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