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The correct question is:

Jane buys 7/3 yards of fabric to make a cat bed. She starts the project by cutting 4 feet of fabric off the end. How many feet long is the remaining piece of fabric?

There are 3 feet remaining.

Step-by-step explanation:

Jane cuts 4 feet from 7/3 yards, to know how many feet long yard is remaining, first we need to know how many feet make a yard, convert 7/3 yards to feet, and find the difference between the feet cut and the total feet available.

3 feet = 1 yard

x feet = 7/3 yards

3 × 7/3 = x × 1

x = 7

Therefore, 7 feet is 7/3 yards.

Now, she cuts 4 feet, do we have

(7 - 4 = 3) feet remaining.

Therefore, there are 3 feet remaining.

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