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A 4-inch long ribbon is cut into pieces. If the length of each piece is 12of an inch, how many pieces are cut?

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48 pieces are cut.

Step-by-step explanation:

1/12 of an inch means that one inch would be 12 pieces. Since there are 4 pieces it would be 12x4= 48 pieces.

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