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I cut a giant 20-foot Twizzler into regular size Twizzlers that are 2/3 of a foot each. How many regular Twizzlers will I make out of the giant one?
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I cut a giant 20-foot Twizzler into regular size Twizzlers that are 2/3 of a foot each. How many regular Twizzlers will I make out of the giant one?
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