David has a piece of wood that is 7.28 meters long. He needs 4 pieces of wood that are each 1.75 meters long. If he cuts the wood he has into 4 equal pieces, will each piece be long enough?

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  yes

Step-by-step explanation:

You can go at this a couple of ways:

1. The total length David needs is (1.75 m) × 4 = 7.00 m. His 7.28 m piece is long enough to provide the pieces he needs.

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2. The length of each piece when the wood is cut into quarters is ...

  (7.28 m)/4 = 1.82 m

This is longer than the 1.75 m needed, so each piece is long enough.

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