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Under normal circumstances 1.5 feet of snow will melt into 2 inches of water. After a recent snowstorm, there were 3.5 feet of snow. How many inches of water will there be when the snow melts.
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Answered by Ms. Sue
Cross multiply and solve for x.

1.5/2 = 3.5/x

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Under normal circumstances 1.5 feet of snow will melt into 2 inches of water. After a recent snowstorm, there were 3.5 feet of snow. How many inches of water will there be when the snow melts.

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