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You have a metal rod that’s 51⁄64 in. long. The rod needs to be trimmed. You cut 1⁄64 in. from one end and 1⁄32 in. from the other end. Next, you cut the rod into 6 equal pieces. What will be the final length of each piece? (Be sure to reduce your answer to its lowest terms.)
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