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Patty saved up her money and bought a model train. Each of the 88 cars on the train was the same length. When Patty put all the cars together, the train was 33 feet long.\newlineHow long was each car?\newlineWrite your answer as a proper fraction or mixed number.\newline____\_\_\_\_ feet\newline

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Q. Patty saved up her money and bought a model train. Each of the 88 cars on the train was the same length. When Patty put all the cars together, the train was 33 feet long.\newlineHow long was each car?\newlineWrite your answer as a proper fraction or mixed number.\newline____\_\_\_\_ feet\newline
  1. Calculate total length: First, let's figure out the total length of the train and how many cars there are. We know the train is 33 feet long and has 88 cars. To find the length of each car, we need to divide the total length by the number of cars.

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