Question

I have 3 pieces of cloth whose lengths are 5 meter 25 centimetres, 3 metre 75
centimetres and 6 metre 30 centimetres respectively. Find the total length of all
pieces​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

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3 pieces of cloth

• ⇒ 5 meter 25 centimetres
• ⇒ 3 metre 75 centimetres
• ⇒ 6 metre 30 centimetres

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$\bigstar \: \Large \underline \mathfrak\red{To \: Find }$

• ⇒ Total length of all pieces

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✒ Converting m into cm

We know that 1 m = 100 cm

✼ 5 m 25 cm

• ↝ (5 × 100) + 25 cm
• ↝ 500 cm + 25 cm
• ↝ 525 cm

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✼ 3 metre 75 centimetres

• ↝ (3 × 100) + 75 cm
• ↝ 300 cm + 75 cm
• ↝ 375 cm

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✼ 6 metre 30 centimetres

• ↝ (6 × 100) + 30 cm
• ↝ 600 cm + 30 cm
• ↝ 630 cm

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✒ Now finding total lenght of clothe.

→ Total length of clothes = sum of all clothes

→ 525 cm + 375 cm + 630 cm

→ 1530 cm

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✒ converting cm into m.

We know that 1 cm = 1/100 m

• ↝ 1530/100
• ↝ 15.30 m
• ↝ 15 m 30 cm

$\large{\underline { \boxed{\sf \pink{Total \: Piece \: Of \: Cloth }= \purple {15 \: m \: 30 \: cm}}}}$

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$\bigstar \: \Large\underline\frak\red{Therefore}$

The total length of cloth is 15 m 30 cm.

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$\bigstar \: \Large \underline \frak\red{Additional \: Information}$

• $\leadsto \bf{1 \: km = 1000 \: m}$

• $\leadsto\bf{1 \: Hectometer = 100 \: m}$

• $\leadsto \bf{1 \: Decameter = 10 \: m}$

• $\leadsto\bf{1 \: m = 1 \: m}$

• ${ \leadsto\bf{1 \: Decimeter = 0.1\: m }}$

• ${ \leadsto \bf{1 \: centimetre = 0.01 \: m }}$