Answer:
<h2>The length of the pieces is 3 inch, 6 inch and 13 inch.</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let, the length of the first piece is x inch.
Hence, the length of the second piece is 2x.
It is given that, the length of the third piece is one inch more than four times of the first piece. Hence, the length of the third piece is 4x + 1 inch.
The total length of the steel is 22 inch.
Hence, x + 2x + 4x + 1 = 22
or, 7x = 21
or, x = 3.
The length of the second piece is 
6 inch.
The length of the third piece is 
13 inch.
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Complete Question
Leah is creating satin bows for a wedding. From a 15-meter-long ribbon, she first cuts a piece 3 4/9 meters long. Then she cuts a piece 6 5/9 meters long from the remaining ribbon. How much ribbon does Leah have left?
A.) -12 meters
B.) -5 meters
C.) 5 meters
D.) 12 meters
Answer:
C.) 5 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
From a 15-meter-long ribbon, she first cuts a piece 3 4/9 meters long. Then she cuts a piece 6 5/9 meters long from the remaining ribbon.
Step 1
3 4/9 meters + 6 5/9 meters
Least Common Denominator = 9
(3+ 6) + [ 4/9 + 5/9)
9 + [4 + 5/9]
9 + [9/9]
9 + 1
= 10 meters
This means, the total number of ribbons cut is 10 meters
The amount of ribbon Leah has left =
Initial length of ribbon - Amount of ribbon cut
= 15 meters - 10 meters
= 5 meters
Hence, Leah has 5 meters long of ribbon left
Answer:
22
Step-by-step explanation:
3.56 = 4
5.9 = 6
12.087 = 12
4+6+12 = 22
Below is a scale drawing of the town swimming pool. In the drawing, the longest side of the
pool has a length of 10 inches. Paco creates a new scale drawing of the pool. In his drawing,
the longest side of the pool has a length of 5 inches. What scale is Paco's new drawing?
