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Today, a younger thrower had thrown a distance of 38 feet.
How many red sticks and additional feet would be needed to measure the 38 foot throw?
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What about a 19 foot throw?
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Next up in the Shot Put competition, officials measured a throw to be 54 feet using 6 orange sticks exactly. How long are each of the sticks?
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The opponent challenged the officials to measure with a purple stick that is 6 feet long. If the purple sticks were used to measure out the throw exactly, how many sticks must they have used?
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Conveniently, both the purple and orange sticks measured the 54 foot throw exactly.
Are there any other shot put throw lengths where this would occur? Use a model to convince us.
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