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Scilla [17]
3 years ago
15

A school club needs 300 feet of rope for a project. They have the amounts of rope listed below.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Minchanka [31]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

43.25 feet.  

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given that school club needs 300 feet of rope for a project.

First of we will change given lengths of ropes in feet.

\text{2 pieces of 16 yards}=2\times16\text{ yards}=32\text{ yards}

1 yard =3 feet

32 yards= 3*32 feet = 96 feet.

12.5 yards = 3*12.5 feet = 37.5 feet.

Let us find the amount of rope school already have by adding all the given amounts.  

\text{Total amount of rope that school club already have}=96+37.5+123.25

\text{Total amount of rope that school club already have}=256.75

Now let us subtract 256.75 feet from 300 feet to find the amount of rope that school club needs to complete the project.

\text{Amount of rope school club needs to complete the project}=300-256.75

\text{Amount of rope school club needs to complete the project}=43.25

Therefore, the school club needs 43.25 feet of additional rope to complete their project.

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