Mathematics, 06.03.2021 01:00 twhalon72

Fred needs 12 meters of ribbon to wrap each gift. He has a spool of ribbon that contains 18 feet of ribbon. One meter is equivalent to approximately 3 feet. How many gifts of same dimension can he wrap using the spool of ribbon

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