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Two tapes -red and green- with lengths of 416 ft and 780 ft respectively are cut into two pieces of equal lengths without remainder. What is the greatest length possible for the pieces?
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Two tapes -red and green- with lengths of 416 ft and 780 ft respectively are cut into two pieces of equal lengths without remainder. What is the greatest length possible for the pieces?

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Answer:

416 is cut to 410 and 780 is cut to 410

Explanation:

416-6=410

780-370=410

sorry if its not right

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