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You are building a table and are hammering the legs on. Each nail is 4.5 inches long, and each time you hit the nail, it goes in 3/2 of an inch. How many times will you hit the nail for it to be completely in the table? Additionally, if you have 4 nails, how many total times will you hit the nail?
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