Mike has 104 feet of wire and needs to cut it in 6 foot increments. How many increments can he cut?

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Mike has 104 feet of wire and needs to cut it in 6 foot increments. How many increments can he cut?

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Answer:

104/6= 17.33

Explanation:

1. total length = 104 feet

2. cut on 6 foot pieces

104 / 6 = 17.33 feet

Vadirn answered Jul 24, 2023

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Answer: Around 17 (rounded)

Explanation:

104/6=17.33333

17.3333 about 17

JimZ answered Jul 29, 2023

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