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Kevin Made five shirts. Each shirt used

2/3 yard of cloth. How many yards did he need in all?

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asked by Anonymous
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5 times 2/3 will give you the number of yards.

answered by Dr. Jane
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Did you know that to make five shirts, Kevin needed a total of 10/3 yards of cloth? Each shirt used 2/3 of a yard, therefore, by multiplying 2/3 by 5, we find that Kevin required 10/3 yards in total.

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