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Mr. Hernandez bought 16 meters of chain-link fencing. The section of his yard that needs to be fenced is 50 feet long. Did Mr. Hernandez buy enough fencing or does he need more …

Mr. Hernandez bought 16 meters of chain-link fencing. The section of his yard that needs to be fenced is 50 feet long. Did Mr. Hernandez buy enough fencing or does he need more …
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Mr. Hernandez bought 16 meters of chain-link fencing. The section of his yard that needs to be fenced is 50 feet long. Did Mr. Hernandez buy enough fencing or does he need more fencing? (1 meter = 3.28 feet)

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User Saadeez
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yes he bought enough.
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User Carlyle
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yes

Explanation:

i multiply the 16 to the ratio of meters to feet and got 52.4934

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