Delia uses 3.5skeins of yard to knit one scarf how many scarves can she completed if she has 19skeins of yarn

2 answers:

6 0

Hello there,
1 scarf= 3.5 skeins
? scarf= 19skiens
So,
19/3.5= 5.428571429 skeins
So the answer is 5
Hope this helps:))

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hichkok12 [17]2 years ago

5 0

19/3.5 is around 5.4
Round down (because there aren’t enough skeins to make another complete scarf) and you get 5.

5 scarves

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