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The left part of a square sheet, three-eighths of its width, is folded over to the right (shown darker), and four holes are punched. How many holes does the sheet have once unfolded?

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  • A8
  • B5
  • C6
  • D4

Step-by-Step Solution

Two holes lie on the double flap and make 2 each, 4. The other two are in single paper, 2. Total .
Answer: C) 6

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