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Darion needs 20 pieces of string 3/8 inch in length. He cut a 4 7/8 inch piece of string into pieces that are 3/8 of an inch long each. How many more pieces of string of string does he need?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
Decimals are much more efficient than fractions.
4 7/8 = 39/8
(39/8) / (3/8)
(39/8) * (8/3) = 312/24 = 13 pieces
20 - 13 = ?
4 7/8 = 39/8
(39/8) / (3/8)
(39/8) * (8/3) = 312/24 = 13 pieces
20 - 13 = ?
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isabella
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lil
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Answered by
Madisyn
It is 13... I think LMAO
Answered by
Ibe
If you change 4 7/8 that is 39/8
39/8÷3/8
KCF
39/8×8/3= 312/24
312÷24=13
20-13=7
so the answer is 7 more pieces
39/8÷3/8
KCF
39/8×8/3= 312/24
312÷24=13
20-13=7
so the answer is 7 more pieces
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