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jamar has a 8 foot long piece of wood that he wants to cut to build a tree house if each is going to be 5/6 foot long, what is the greatest number of pieces he will be able to use​
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jamar has a 8 foot long piece of wood that he wants to cut to build a tree house if each is going to be 5/6 foot long, what is the greatest number of pieces he will be able to use​

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The greatest amount of pieces he would be able to use would be 9 because 8 divided by 5/6= 9 and 3/5.the 3/5 piece is too short.

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