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A piece of fabric is 2 yards long. Marcus puts one patch at each end of the fabric and each quarter foot mark. How many patches did Marcus use?
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A piece of fabric is 2 yards long. Marcus puts one patch at each end of the fabric and each quarter foot mark. How many patches did Marcus use?
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5 because a quart is 25 and the rest is easy
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