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PL I DONT HAVE LONG AT ALL D: Consider 2 ¼ divided by 1/4
(a) Write a real-world problem for the division.
(b) Find the quotient for the real-world problem in part (a). Express your answer as a fraction and a decimal. Show your work.
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