Math, asked by Aavhan, 4 months ago

A rope 1m 17cm is divided into two pieces in the ratio of 6:7 find the length of each piece
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Answered by sampurnalahiri2009
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Given:

Length of rope = 1 m 17 cm

Ratio of pieces it is divided into = 6:7

To find:

Step 1. - convert 1 m 17 cm into cm      

           = 1 m = 100 cm

           = 1 m = 1 x 100 cm + 17 cm

                     = 117 cm (answer)

Set 2. - Divide 117 cm into ratio 6:7

         = 117/ 6 + 7

         = 117/13              

         = 9 (length of average piece)

         = 9 x 6:9 x 7

         = 54:63 (answer)

Conclusion:

Therefore, the length of two pieces of rope are 54 cm and 63 cm or 54:63.

Answered by sambhavipihu257
1

Answer:

0.54m , 0.63m

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the ratios of pieces be 6x , 7x.

1cm = 1/100m . So, 17cm = 17 × 1/100m = 0.17m

Total length = 1m + 0.17m = 1.17m

But this length is divided into two parts which are 6x and 7x. So,

6x + 7x = 1.17m

13x = 1.17m

x = 1.17/13

x = 0.09

So length of first piece = 6 × 0.09 = 0.54m

length of 2nd piece = 7×0.09= 0.63m

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