Math, asked by elandahammonds, 11 months ago

You want to place a towel bar that is 24 1⁄4 centimeters long in the center of a door that is 70 1⁄3 centimeters wide. How far should you place the bar from each edge of the door? (Write the answer as a mixed number.)

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Answered by knjroopa
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given You want to place a towel bar that is 24 1⁄4 centimeters long in the center of a door that is 70 1⁄3 centimeters wide. How far should you place the bar from each edge of the door? (Write the answer as a mixed number.)

  • Given A towel bar is 24 1 / 4 cm long and the width of a door is 70 1/3 cm.. We need to find the distance of the bar from each edge of the door.
  • Now we need to subtract the length of towel bar from width of the door.
  • So 70 1/3 – 24 ¼
  • = 211 / 3 – 97 / 4 by converting mixed fraction
  • = 844 – 291 / 12
  • = 553 / 12
  • We need to place this in the centre of the door which is half the length on each side of the towel bar.
  • So 553 / 12 / 2
  •    = 553 / 24
  •   = 23 1 / 24 cm
  • Therefore the bar needs to be placed 23 1 / 24 cm from each edge of the door

Answered by ColinJacobus
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the gap on each side be x cm

So

x+24 1/4 +x= 70 1/3

=>2x= 211/3- 97/4

=>2x= (844-291)/12

=>x=553/24

=>x=23 1/24

So the required gap is 23 1/4

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