3 years ago

There are about 18.3 meters in 20 yards. Estimate the number of meters in one yard

1 answer:

5 0

$\sf Hello!$

$\sf We're\: given\: that$ :
$\sf 20\: yards = 18.3\: meters$

$\sf Then,$

$\sf 1\: yard = \dfrac{\sf 18.3}{\sf 20} = \sf 0.915\: meter$

$\sf Hence,$

$\sf There're\: 0.915\: meter\: in\: 1\: yard.$

~ $\sf iCarl$

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