Since L₂ is twice as long as L₁, the length of L₁ should be 12' and 6 3/4".
<h3>How to calculate the length (L₁)?</h3>
First of all, we would convert the value of the overall length in feet to inches as follows:
1 feet = 12 inches
37 × 8 1/4 feet = X inches
Cross-multiplying, we have:
X = 1809/4 inches.
Since L₂ is twice as long as L₁, we have:
L₂ = 2L₁
Also, the overall length is given by:
T = 2L₁ + 2L₂
T = L₂ + 2L₂
T = 3L₂
1809/4 = 3L₂
L₂ = 1809/4 × 1/3
L₂ = 1809/12
L₂ = 150.75''
L₂ = 12' and 6 3/4".
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