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A roofer measures a run of 4 feet for each 2 feet of rise on a roof. what is the pitch, or slope, of the roof
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A roofer measures a run of 4 feet for each 2 feet of rise on a roof. what is the pitch, or slope, of the roof
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Rise/Run=2/4= 1/2, the answer would be 1/2.
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