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Mathematics, 10.11.2020 04:50 samone26

Hel pl Nathan has 11.4 m of rope. He wants to divide it into equal pieces. How many
pieces will there be if the pieces are these
lengths?
a) 80 cm long c) 0.7 m long
b) 1.4 m long d) half a metre
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