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3 years ago

Ivan has 15 yards of green felt and 12 yards of

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makkiz [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

We need 5 yards green felt and 4 yards blue felt for each quilt.

Step-wise:

Let length of green felt be 'x' , length of blue felt be 'y' and and number of quilts be z.

If Ivan has 15 yards of green felt and 12 yards of blue felt to make 3 quilts.

⇒15x+12y=3z15x+12y=3z

Now, divide both sides by 3 , we get

5x+4y=1z5x+4y=1z

Therefore, we need 5 yards green felt and 4 yards blue felt for each quilt.

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