SOLUTION: A sewing teacher is buying rick-rack so her 7th grade students can trim aprons that they have made she has25 students and each apron requires 41 inches of trim how many meters of r

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Question 732512: A sewing teacher is buying rick-rack so her 7th grade students can trim aprons that they have made she has25 students and each apron requires 41 inches of trim how many meters of rick-rack will she have to buy so that each student can trim one apron? Round to the nearest hundredth of a meter
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Multiply 25 times 42, then convert inches to meters.

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