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If it costs 3.20 to make one cut on a log how much would it cost to cut a log into 4 pieces?
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If it costs 3.20 to make one cut on a log how much would it cost to cuta log into 4 pieces?
A log would need three cuts to make four pieces. Here are 4 pieces. The "." represents each of the cuts. =.=.=.= So, 3 cuts at 3.20 per cut is 9.60 3 x 3.20 = 9.60
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