Math, asked by snowflake28, 16 days ago

If
4
2
5
metres is cut from a rope which is
6
1
2
metres long, then how much rope is left?

2
1
10

m
2
1
10

m
2
1
15

m
3
1
20

m

Answers

Answered by arnavchoudhury28
2

Answer:

Initial length of rope =10

1/2

m=

2

21

m

Length cut =4

8

5

m=

8

31

m

Length of remaining =

2

21

8

37

=(

8

84

8

37

)

=(

8

47

)m

Length of remaining rope=5

8

7

m

Answered by Dhruv4886
0

The length of the rope that is left is 2 1/10 meters

Given:

The length of the rope is 6 1/2 meters

Length of the rope that is cut off = 4 2/5

To find:

Find the length of the rope that is left

Solution:

Given that length of the rope = 6 1/2  

Length of the rope that is cut off = 4 2/5

Convert the given mixed fraction into an improper fraction

=> 6 1/2 = 13/2       [ 6 × 2 + 1 = 13 ]

=> 4 2/5 = 22/5     [ 4 × 5 + 2 = 22 ]    

=> Length of the rope = 13/2  

=> Length of the rope that is cut off = 22/5    

Length of the remaining rope = 13/2 - 22/5

=> [ 65 - 44 ]/10    [ take LCM of 2 and 5 ]

=> [ 21/10 ]

=> 2 1/10

Therefore,

The length of the rope that is left is 2 1/10 meters    

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Complete Question:

If 4 2/5 meters is cut from a rope which is 6 1/2 meters long, then how much rope is left?

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