A seamstress creates two aprons with a meter of cloth, how many aprons made with 15 yards of fabric?

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First we need to know how many meters that there are in a yard which is 1meter=1.09361 yards so now we need to find out how many meters that there are in 15 yards which is 13.716 now we take that times 2 because she can make 2 out of 1 meter which is 27.432 so the seamstress here can make roughly 27 aprons from 15 yards of fabric.

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