Mrs. Roy is building a stone path through her backyard. She uses 25 equally-sized stones to make a path that is 12 feet long.How long is each stone?Write your answer as a proper fraction or mixed number.____ feet
Q. Mrs. Roy is building a stone path through her backyard. She uses 25 equally-sized stones to make a path that is 12 feet long.How long is each stone?Write your answer as a proper fraction or mixed number.____ feet
Calculate Total Length: Step 1: Determine the total length of the path and the number of stones used.Mrs. Roy's path is 12 feet long and she uses 25 stones to build it. To find the length of each stone, we need to divide the total length by the number of stones.Calculation: 12 feet ÷25 stones
Find Length of Each Stone: Step 2: Perform the division to find the length of each stone.12÷25=0.48 feetSince we need the answer as a proper fraction, convert 0.48 into a fraction.0.48 can be expressed as 10048, which simplifies to 2512.
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