A 1.5-mile stretch of highway will require 100 ft mesh rolls. If 1 roll equals 100 feet, how many rolls are needed, rounding up to the next whole roll?

80 rolls

Converting units and rounding up are the key ideas here. A 1.5-mile stretch first becomes feet: 1 mile is 5,280 ft, so 1.5 miles is 7,920 ft. Each roll covers 100 ft, so you need 7,920 ÷ 100 = 79.2 rolls. Since you can’t buy a fraction of a roll, you must round up to the next whole roll, which gives 80 rolls. That’s why the correct amount is 80.

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