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Four sisters buy a total of 3 1/2 feet of ribbon. the sisters want to share the ribbon equally. how many feet of ribbon will each sister receive? express your answer in simplest form. a. 3/8 ft b.7/8 ft c.1/4 ft d.1/2 feet

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