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The pier is 200 meters long. each board is 80 centimeters wide. how many boards are in the piers
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The pier is 200 meters long. each board is 80 centimeters wide. how many boards are in the piers
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The pier is 200 meters long. each board is 80 centimeters wide. how many boards are in the piers
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you divide 80 by 200 which you should get 2 and a half. so 2 and a half piers are in the board
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