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15 March, 08:08

Cathie is making a dress with a sash. The sash needs to be 72.8 inches long, but Cathie's measuring tape is only in centimeters. Which of the following shows the number of centimeters, with the correct number of significant digits, that Cathie needs to measure in order for the sash to be 72.8 inches long? (1 inch = 2.54 centimeters)

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