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Over a period of 6 weeks, a book company packed 568 boxes with books. Each box was 25 cm by 15 cm by 20 cm and had to be taped as shown. 5 cm of overlap was required on both tapes. a. Find the total length of tape used b. How many rolls of tape, each 75 cm long, were required to tape the boxes?

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Answered by Anonymous
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For each box,The total length is the sum of the perimeter along the sides.

\implies\rm{2(l+b)+2(l+h}

\implies\rm{2(15+20)+2(20+25)=2(35)+2(45)=70+90=160cm.}

So, For 568 Boxes.

\implies\rm{568(10)=90880cm=908.8cm}

Now, Divide the total length of boxes by 75m to find the number of rols of tape to be used.

\implies\rm{\dfrac{\cancel{908.8}}{\cancel{75}}=12.12}

Since, You cannot have a frictional number of rolls of tape we round up to 13 rolls of tape.

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