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just olya [345]
3 years ago
7

Geetika bought 15.40m long cloth. The tailor cuts 11m and 5cm for dress and 2m 3 cm for a shirt and returned the remaining cloth

to her what length of cloth geetika got
Mathematics
1 answer:
amm18123 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The length of cloth Geeka got is 2.32m

Step-by-step explanation:

The length Geetika got can be calculated by deducting the total length the tailor cuts from the initial length of the cloth.

Initial length of cloth = 15.40m

From the question, the tailor cuts 11m and 5cm for dress and 2m 3 cm for a shirt.

Therefore, the total length the tailor cut = 11m 5cm + 2m 3cm = 13m 8cm

NOTE: 13m 8cm = 13.08m

The length Geeka got = 15.40m - 13.08m = 2.32m

Hence, the length of cloth Geeka got is 2.32m

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