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A meteorologist stated that 1 foot of snowfall would melt to make 2 inches of water. Based on this rule, how much water should result from 84 inches of snowfall ?
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A meteorologist stated that 1 foot of snowfall would melt to make 2 inches of water. Based on this rule, how much water should result from 84 inches of snowfall ?
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A meteorologist stated that 1 foot of snowfall would melt to make 2 inches of water. Based on this rule, how much water should result from 84 inches of snowfall ?
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80 I guess is the answer
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