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From a rope 48 and 1 by 2 metres long as many pieces each 3 and 3 by 4 metres long as possible are cut off. Find how many pieces can be cut off and what fraction is left

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Answered by Kanojiyaravikant

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Answered by iampremlatakumari200

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48 1/2-3 3/4

97/2-15/4

194-15/4=179/4

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From a rope 48 and 1 by 2 metres long as many pieces each 3 and 3 by 4 metres long as possible are cut off. Find how many pieces can be cut off and what fraction is left​

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From a rope 48 and 1 by 2 metres long as many pieces each 3 and 3 by 4 metres long as possible are cut off. Find how many pieces can be cut off and what fraction is left