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3 years ago

You have five pieces of wood. what is the total length of the wood? 73cm + 1.6m + 2.87m+325cm+4.04m

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Gemiola [76]3 years ago

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0.73+1.60+2.87+3.25+4.04=12.49meters

PSYCHO15rus [73]3 years ago

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Answer

Find out the what is the total length of the wood .

To prove

As given in the question the length of the five pieces of wood are

73 cm+ 1.6m + 2.87m + 325cm + 4.04m

As 1m = 100cm

1 cm = 0.01m

73 cm is converted into meter = 73 × 0.01

= 0.73 m

325cm is converted into meter = 325 × 0.01 m

= 3.25 m

Total length of the length of wood = 0.73m + 1.6m + 2.87m + 3.25m + 4.04m

simply adding the above terms

Total length of the length of wood = 12.49 m

Therefore the total length of the wood is 12 .49 m .

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