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5. Mr. Crossley is building a new dog house for Chester.
He starts with a piece of wood that is 8 feet long. How
many pieces of woods can he cut if he needs each piece
to be 2 feet?

He has 8 ft of wood, and he needs each peice to be 2 ft long. To solve this, we divide 8 ft by 2 ft (this will determine how many 2 ft peices can be cut from 8 ft). 8 ÷ 2 = 4, so this means he can cut four peices of wood to build the doghouse for Chester!

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7.38
5. Mr. Crossley is building a new dog house for Chester.
He starts with a piece of wood that is 8 feet long. How
many pieces of woods can he cut if he needs each piece
to be 2 feet?