A carpenter is framing a window with wood trim where the length of the window is 9 1/3 feet. If the width of the window is 6 3/4
feet, how many feet of the wood is needed to frame the window?
1 answer:
This is not much of a question, because it doesn't take into account the width of the wood trim.
So you are asked to find the perimeter of the window, ignoring the width of the trim.
P = Perimeter = 2L + 2W.
Here, P= 2(9 1/3 feet) + 2(6 3/4 feet) = 2(28/3 feet) + 2(27/4 feet)
So P = 2[28/3 + 27/4] feet. LCD is 3*4 = 12.
Thus, P = 2 [ 28/3 + 27/4 ] feet. Can you finish? Add together the fractions 28/3 and 27/4.
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