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June has a strip of paper 39.6 inches long. She wants to cut it into strips that are 6.6 inches long

June has a strip of paper 39.6 inches long. She wants to cut it into strips that are 6.6 inches long. How many 6.6-inch strips will she get from the paper?
A) 5 pieces
B) 6 pieces
C) 7 pieces
D) 60 pieces

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