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Otis is cutting a long piece of wood trim into smaller pieces for an art project. The line plot shows the length of the smaller pieces of wood.
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Otis is cutting a long piece of wood trim into smaller pieces for an art project. The line plot shows the length of the smaller pieces of wood.
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I really don know but ill go with 6
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