Question

A uniform manufacturer had 152 m 25 cm of cloth for stitching shirts. If 1 m 75 cm is required for stitching one shirt, then find the number of shirts that stitched by using the cloth available with him.

Answer 1

Cloth required for stitching one shirt = 1 m 75 cm = 175 cms
Manufacturer had = 152 m 25 cm = 15225 cms
Their total shirts he stiched = 15225 / 175
= 3045 / 35. (÷5)
= 609 / 7. (÷5)
=87

Therefore, he can make 87 shirts

Answer 2

Answer:

$87$ shirts can be stitched.

Step-by-step explanation:

The available cloth uniform manufacturer has $152 m 25 cm$

It is for stitching shirts.

Cloth required for making one shirt $=1 m 75cm$

The number of shirts that  can be stitched by using the cloth available with him can be obtained by dividing the total cloth by cloth required for making single shirt.

$152m25cm=15225cm$

and

$1m75cm=175cm$

Total shirts stitched by him $=15225/175=87$

Hence, eighty seven shirts can be stitched by manufacturer.

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