First, we need to find the volume of the pan. We do this by multiplying the length, width, and height together. This is:

Next, we find the volume of the pieces of bread. We do this the same way.

Finally, we figure out how many times 10 can go into 250. We do this by dividing 250 by 10.
250/10=25, so Arla can cut 25 pieces of bread.
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I believe this is how you do it
P = 2(L + W)
P = 192
L = 2W
192 = 2(2W + W)
192 = 2(3W)
192 = 6W
192/6 = W
32 = W <=== the width is 32 yards
L = 2W
L = 2(32)
L = 64 <=== the length is 64 yards
You could just multiply the whole number with the numerator and then divide the answer by the denominator. Or you could write the whole number over 1, and then simplify the numbers before multiplying straight across.
2/3 x 36
2/3 x 36/1
2/1 x 12/1 (simplified the 3 and the 36)
24/1=24 (just multiplied across)