Math, asked by Dhnyaneswari, 9 months ago


A sheet of paper is 5 cm x 12 cm. Ravi has to draw a margin of width 1 and 1/4 cm along one
length and of width 3/5 cm along the other three sides. Find the measurements of the paper left for him to write on.

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Answered by mitronmitron364
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A sheet of paper is 5 cm x 12 cm. Ravi has to draw a margin of width 1 cm along one

4  3length and of width cm along the other three sides. Find the measurements of the

5 paper left for him to write on.

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Step-by-step explanation:

We first need to decide where we want the 1 and 1/4 to come off of.

Here we will prove that it is on the 12cm side

the 5 & 12 measurements will have 2 values reduced from them.

One side will have double 3/5's removed and the other will have one 3/5 and the 1_1/4.

The 12 side:   12 - 3/5 - 1_1/4 we turn them all into fractions/improper fractions

(common denominator of 5 and 4 is... 20..... and 1_1/4 = 5/4)

240/20 - 12/20 - 25/20 = (240-12-25) / 20 = 203 / 20

203 / 20 = 10_3/20

The 5 side: will have double 3/5's removed

5 - 3/5 - 3/5 ..... ( the common denominator  will be 5)

25/5 - 3/5 - 3/5 = (25-3-3) / 5 = 19/5

19/5 = 3_4/5

The dimensions are then 10_3/20 cm by 3_4/5 cm



Answered by khushi12374
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Step-by-step explanation:

you will first need to decide where you want the 1 and 1/4 to come off of.

I will show you if it's off the 12cm side

both the 5 & 12 measurements will have 2 values subtracted from them.

One will have double 3/5's removed and the other will have one 3/5 and the 1_1/4.

The 12 side: 12 - 3/5 - 1_1/4 .... turn them all into fractions/improper fractions

(common denominator of 5 and 4 is... 20..... and 1_1/4 = 5/4)

240/20 - 12/20 - 25/20 = (240-12-25) / 20 = 203 / 20

203 / 20 = 10_3/20

The 5 side: will have double 3/5's removed

5 - 3/5 - 3/5 ..... (common denom is 5)

25/5 - 3/5 - 3/5 = (25-3-3) / 5 = 19/5

19/5 = 3_4/5

Dimensions are then 10_3/20 cm by 3_4/5 cm

If you cut off the margins with the 1_1/4 off the 5cm side, the dimensions will be much different

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