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liq [111]
2 years ago
9

Mrs. Taylor is making new foot all uniforms for Friday nights homecoming game. The trim for the sleeves of one uniforms requires

inches of fabric. Mr’s Taylor needs to make uniforms total. How many yards of fabric should she buy?
Mathematics
1 answer:
scoundrel [369]2 years ago
3 0

The yards of fabric needed is 45.50 yards.

<h3>How many yards of fabric is needed?</h3>

The first step is to determine the total inches of fabric that would be needed for 63 uniforms. The mathematical operation that would be used to determine this value is multiplication.

Multiplication is the process of determining the product of two or more numbers. The sign used to denote multiplication is ×.

Fabric needed for 63 uniforms = inches needed for one uniform x total number of uniforms

63 x 26 = 1,638 inches

The second step is to convert inches to yards

1 inch = 1/36 yards

1638 / 36 = 45.50 yards

Here is the complete question:

Mrs. Taylor is making new football uniforms for Fridays nights homecoming game. The trim for the sleeves of one uniform requires 26 inches of fabric. Mrs Taylor needs to make 63 uniforms total. How many yards of fabric should she buy?

To learn more about multiplication, please check: brainly.com/question/3385014

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