Math, asked by bandapallikondachary, 9 months ago

the cloth required to make a shirt of
School uniform for each boy is Im 80cm. How
many shirts can tailor stich using 40m.
of cloth? How much cloth will be left?​

Answers

Answered by haasiniarjun2064
5

Answer:

The number of shirts = 22 .

Cloth left = 40 cm .

Step-by-step explanation:

Cloth required to make 1 shirt is 1 m 80 cm .

1 m 80 cm = 100 cm + 80 cm = 180 cm .

No. of shirts that can be stitched is 40 m / 180 cm .

40 m = 4000 cm .

Number of shirts = 4000 cm / 180 cm

⇒ 22.22

Rounding off we get : 22 shirts .

Cloth required for 22 shirts = 22 × 180 cm

⇒ 3960 cm

Cloth left = 4000 cm - 3960 cm = 40 cm .

The number of shirts = 22 .

Cloth left = 40 cm .

Answered by riyakapila06
1

Answer: 50 shirts. No cloth is left.

Step-by-step explanation:

1m = 100 cm

Cloth required for a shirt = 80cm

Cloth with tailor = 40m = 40 * 100cm = 4,000cm

No. of shirts made = 4000/80 = 50

No cloth will be left.

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