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If you have a plank of wood that is 8' long, and you need one piece that is 60" and another that is 22", how much wood do you have left over?

If you have a plank of wood that is 8' long, and you need one piece that is 60" and another that is 22", how much wood do you have left over?
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If you have a plank of wood

that is 8' long, and you need
one piece that is 60" and
another that is 22", how much
wood do you have left over?

User Micah Montoya
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4 votes

Answer:

1' 2"

Sorry if its not correct

User Alexander Tolkachev
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