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A jump rope is 2 2/5 ft long. if 15 jump ropes are laid end to end, how long do they reach?
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A jump rope is 2 2/5 ft long. if 15 jump ropes are laid end to end, how long do they reach?
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The jump ropes would reach 36 ft.
Step-by-step explanation
2 2/5= 2.4
2.4*15=36
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