Erik walked 19 1/2 feet. if each of his steps was 2 1/6 feet long, how many steps did he take?

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24-01-2017
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Erik walked 19 1/2 feet. if each of his steps was 2 1/6 feet long, how many steps did he take?

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GrantMcFerrin GrantMcFerrin · Answer 1 · 2017-01-24T08:00:32+01:00

GrantMcFerrin GrantMcFerrin

24-01-2017

To find:

1) divide the total space by
the space of each step
2) 19 1/2 divided by 2 1/6

3) since we worked with the same units of measure the units stay the same

He took 9 steps

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