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A construction company has eight boxes of shingles with one thousand shingles in each stack. if they need 50000 shingles, do they have enough? Explain how you know
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A construction company has eight boxes of shingles with one thousand shingles in each stack. if they need 50000 shingles, do they have enough? Explain how you know
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No they don’t have enough!
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