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tangare [24]
3 years ago
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Sam and Lou need a total of 1 foot of wire for a science project. Sam's wire measured 7/8- foot long. Do they have enough wire f

or science project? Explain your reasoning
Mathematics
1 answer:
Reil [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

Yes, Sam and Lou have enough wire for science project.

Step-by-step explanation:

<u><em>There is some data missing in the question, so complete question is below:</em></u>

Sam\ and\ Lou\ need\ a\ total\ of\ 1\ foot\ of\ wire\ for\ science\ project.Sam's\ wire\ measured\ 8/12\ foot\ long.\ Lou's\ measured\ 7/8-\ foot \ \ long.Do\ they\ have\ enough\ wire\ for\ the\ science\ project?Explain \ your\ reasoning.

Now, to get that whether they have enough wire for the science project or not.

Measurement of Sam's wire = \frac{8}{12} \ foot.

Measurement of Lou's wire = \frac{7}{8}\ foot.

Now, adding both the wires of Sam and Lou:

\frac{8}{12} +\frac{7}{8} \\\\=\frac{16+21}{24} \\\\=\frac{37}{24}

=1\frac{13}{24} \ feet.

<em>As, Sam and Lou need a total of 1 foot of wire for the science project.</em>

<em>And, we see that the Sam's wire and Lou's wire combining gets </em>1\frac{13}{24}\ feet<em> which is</em> <em>more than 1 foot.</em>

<em>Thus, wire they have is enough for science project.</em>

Therefore, yes, Sam and Lou have enough wire for science project.

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