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2 years ago

You need 23 yards of fabric to make five dresses. How many yards of fabric would be needed to make 8 dresses?

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olasank [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

36.8 or 37 yards of fabric

Step-by-step explanation:

23 yards of fabric = five dresses

23 divided by five equals four point six

four point six multiplied by eight dress equals 36.8

23 yds of fabric = 5 dresses

23÷5=4.6

If you need to know how many yards of fabric, then you'd do:

4.6×8

4.6 is the amount of each yards 5 dresses are in and so if you times that by how many dresses you need now, you'll get:

36.8 yards of fabric

To round, it'd be 37 yards of fabric

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