Mathematics

Valentin Benton

13 July, 06:03

Eloise has a piece of string that she cuts into smaller pieces. This line plot shows the lengths of the pieces. Matthew has a piece of string that is 13 as long as Eloise's fifth-shortest piece. (Note: The problem says fifth-shortest piece, not fifth-shortest length.) How long is Matthew's piece of string?

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