Math, asked by vaanyapandey, 10 months ago

A librarian wants to purchase a bookshelf to keep 15 identical books of width 6 cm each. There are three bookshelves of widths 0.75 m,1 m and 1.25 m available in a market: Choose the ones that the librarian can buy.

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Answered by vijaychauhan748591

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Answer:

32cm

Step-by-step explanation:

first 15books of width 6cm

so 15×6=90cm

NUMBER OF BOOKSHELVES:3

90cm÷3=30cm

WIDTH OF 3 BOOKSHELVES=0.75×1×1.25=0.9375m

30/0.9375=32cm

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