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suhana got an order to stich curtains from a hotel and was given 75 m of curtain cloth. if she needs 3 m 40 cm of cloth to stitch one curtain. find out how many curtains can be stitched with this cloth and the amount of cloth that will be remaining

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Answered by michael79
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Tip: Recall the concept of basic mathematical operations.

Given:

The total length of the cloth=75m

Cloth needed to stitch one curtain=3m\hspace 440cm

To find:

The number of curtains that can be stitched.

The remaining length of cloth.

Explanation:

Length of one curtain=3m\hspace 440cm

We know, 1m=100cm

\implies 3m\hspace440cm=(3\times100)+40\\\implies 340cm

The total length of cloth=75m

\implies75\times100=7500

The number of curtains=\frac{Total-length}{length -of-one- curtain}

\implies\frac{7500}{340}

\implies\approx22curtains

Now, the total cloth needed for 22 curtains will be

\implies 22\times340cm

\implies 7480cm

The remaining cloth will be

\implies7500-7480=20cm

\implies0.2m

22 curtains can be made using the given cloth and there will be 0.2m cloth remaining.

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