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ss7ja [257]
3 years ago
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Jane needs 180 centimeters of green cloth and 240 centimeters of red cloth to make her holiday wreath. If she only had the money

to buy 5/6 of each length that she needed, how many centimeters of cloth did she bring home in all?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Sidana [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: She brought home 350 centimeters in total

Step-by-step explanation: The question specifies that Jane only had enough money to buy 5/6 of the materials she needed to make her wreath. For her wreath, she would need 180 centimeters of green cloth. However since she can only afford 5/6 of this, what she would end up with is

Green cloth = 180 x 5/6

Green cloth = (180 x5)/6

Green cloth = 900/6

Green cloth = 150 centimeters

Also she would need 240 centimeters of red cloth and since she can only afford 5/6 of the total, she would end up with

Red cloth = 240 x 5/6

Red cloth = (240 x5)/6

Red cloth = 1200/6

Red cloth = 200 centimeters

If she ended up with 150 centimeters of green cloth and 200 centimeters of red cloth, the total length of cloth she would bring home would be

Total = 150 + 200

Total = 350 centimeters

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