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20. Bob had 7/8 pack of construction paper. If he used 1/5 of the paper to 5 points make a paper plane, how many WHOLE paper planes could he make? *

20. Bob had 7/8 pack of construction paper. If he used 1/5 of the paper to 5 points make a paper plane, how many WHOLE paper planes could he make? *
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20. Bob had 7/8 pack of construction paper. If he used 1/5 of the paper to 5 points

make a paper plane, how many WHOLE paper planes could he make? *

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3

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he has 7/8 paper divided by 1/5 paper it takes to make the paper plane, it equals 3.5. Three whole ones

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