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Anna wants to put a wire fence around each of her dinosaur fossils. she has 16 1/2 ft of fencing. how many dinosaur fossils will ana be able to put a fence around if each fossil requires exactly 2 2/3 ft of fencing? note: you cannot have part of a fence

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