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diamong [38]3 years ago

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hello

Thanh have 3,5 meters of fabric. i can say

3,5/1 for it.

and i can say 35/10

now he used three-fourths of a meter of fabric.

its equal to 3/4

now i have to remove 3/4 from 35/10.

35/10 - 3/4

denominators have to be same thats why im expanding them to 20.

35×2/10×2 = 70/20

3×5/4×5 = 15/20

now i can remove 15/20 from 70/20!

70/20 - 15/20 = 55/20

we cannot see 55/20 in the options.

thats why im dividing them with 5.

55÷5= 11 20÷5=4

the answer is 11/4

11/4 = 2and 3/4

so its option 2

good luck(:

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