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Given:
The width of a kitchen is 4.2 metres.
Kitchen cupboard widths are 60 cm.
To find:
The number of kitchen cupboard that will fit in 4.2 metres.
Solution:
Let x be the number of kitchen cupboard that will fit in 4.2 metres.
Width of 1 cupboard = 60 cm
Width of x cupboards = 60x cm
We know that, 1 m = 100 cm.
Width of a kitchen = 4.2 metres
= 4.2×100 cm
= 420 cm
Now, the width of the x cupboards is equal to width of the kitchen.
Therefore, the number of kitchen cupboard that will fit in 4.2 metres is 7.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Set up an equation to model the situation,
Distribute, multiply each term in the parenthesis with the term outside of the parenthesis. Don't forget the laws of exponents, when one multiplies two exponents, with the same base, then one adds the two exponents. A number with no exponential term is two the first degree meaning that it is to the power of one.