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Please can I have the answer for number 12?Thanks a lot

Please can I have the answer for number 12?Thanks a lot-example-1
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Given:

length of the piece of string = 3/4 inches

length of the piece that we need = 1/8 inches

The number of smaller piece that we can get from the original piece of string can be calculated using the formula:


\text{Number }of\text{ smaller piece = }\frac{length\text{ of original piece}}{length\text{ of smaller piece}}

Applying this formula:


\begin{gathered} \text{Number of smaller piece = }(3)/(4)/\text{ }(1)/(8) \\ \end{gathered}

If the number of pieces is represented as n:


n\text{ = }(3)/(4)/\text{ }(1)/(8)

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