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Mathematics, 26.03.2020 01:52 elise47

One spool contains 4 2/3 yards of twine. A second spool contains 11 feet of twine.

How much twine do the two spools contain altogether ?

14 ft

15 2/3 ft

25 ft

35 1/3 ft

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