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Students in the fifth-grade class bought 30 yards of fabric to make pennants for a pep rally. Each pennant requires 1/3 yard of fabric. If the students have already made 35 pennants from the fabric, how
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Students in the fifth-grade class bought 30 yards of fabric to make pennants for a pep rally. Each pennant requires 1/3 yard of fabric. If the students have already made 35 pennants from the fabric, how many more pennants can they still make? *

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49

Explanation:

28/1/3= 49

User Cory House
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the answer is 49 :))
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