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Kishi has a bolt that is 5/8 inch wide and she drilled a hole 0.6 inch wide. is the hole large enough to fit the bolt? explain a

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nikklg [1K]2 years ago

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when you divide 5 by 8 you get 0.625

since the hole is 0.6

the hole is too small for the bolt to fit

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