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Liliana has $5.60 to spend on tape. The tap cost $0.07 per foot. How many feet of tape can she buy? Which equation matches the scenario explained above?

Liliana has $5.60 to spend on tape. The tap cost $0.07 per foot. How many feet of tape can she buy? Which equation matches the scenario explained above?
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Liliana has $5.60 to spend on tape. The tap cost $0.07 per foot. How many feet of tape can she buy? Which equation matches the scenario explained above?

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User CaspianTerrazzo
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Answer:

she can buy 70 ft tape

Explanation:

5.6 ÷ 0.07

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