Mrs. Lau rolls out #2 3/4# feet of dough to make noodles, If the noodles are each #2/5# of an inch wide, how many noodles will she make?
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To find the number of noodles Mrs. Lau will make, we need to divide the total length of dough by the width of each noodle.
Total length of dough in inches = 2 3/4 feet * 12 inches/foot = 33 inches
Number of noodles = Total length of dough / Width of each noodle Number of noodles = 33 inches / (2/5 inches) Number of noodles = 33 inches * (5/2) Number of noodles = 82.5
Therefore, Mrs. Lau will make 82.5 noodles.
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