cheena will cut 10.8m of lace into pieces 0.9m each how many pieces of ribbon will she have?

To find out how many pieces of ribbon Cheena will have, we need to divide the total length of lace by the length of each piece.

\[
\frac{10.8 \, \text{m}}{0.9 \, \text{m}} = 12
\]

So, Cheena will have **12 pieces** of ribbon.

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Here are 5 related questions:
1. What if the lace length was 12.6 m, and each piece was 1.05 m?
2. How many pieces would Cheena have if each piece was 1.2 m long?
3. If Cheena wants 15 pieces, how long should each piece be?
4. What if Cheena only had 8.4 m of lace? How many pieces would she get at 0.9 m each?
5. How long would the lace be if she made 18 pieces of 0.9 m each?

**Tip:** When dividing to find how many parts you can make, ensure that both the total and the part sizes are in the same units.

Find out how many pieces of ribbon Cheena will have by dividing 10.8 meters of lace into pieces of 0.9 meters each. This basic arithmetic problem teaches the concept of division and unit measurement conversion. Ideal for students in Grades 3-5.

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