Math, asked by shekharnehra13, 2 months ago

A piece of wire of length 51/12

If it is cut into two pieces in such a way that the

length of one piece is 21/5

. What is the length of the other piece?step by step please if you can

Answers

Answered by rinkimcd1212

1

Answer:

1/20

Step-by-step explanation:

Length of other piece = Total - one part

Leng = 51/12 - 21/5

Leng = (51×5) - (21×12) /60

Leng = 255 - 252 /60

Leng = 3/60

Length of other part is 1/20

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