There are 5 ¾ feet of lights to wrap around a pillar. Every time the lights wrap around, it uses up ⅛ ft of the lights. How many times can the lights be wrapped around the pillar?

46

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question, we are informed that there are 5 ¾ feet of lights to wrap around a pillar and that every time the lights wrap around, it uses up ⅛ ft of the lights.

The number of times that the lights can be wrapped around the pillar will be:

= 5 ¾ feet ÷ ⅛ ft

= 23/4 / 1/8

= 23/4 × 8

= 46 times

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