What is the length of the remaing rope if we take 13/5 off a 33/10 m rope? And how would you get it?

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01-03-2017
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What is the length of the remaing rope if we take 13/5 off a 33/10 m rope? And how would you get it?

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tnicole12345 tnicole12345 · Answer 1 · 2017-03-01T02:32:10+01:00

tnicole12345 tnicole12345

01-03-2017

Divide both fractions to make them a decimal or whole number subtract 3.3 - 2.6
3.3 is 33/10
2.6 is 13/5

You will get 0.7 which is 7/10 of the leftover rope

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bcalle bcalle · Answer 2 · 2017-03-01T02:48:42+01:00

bcalle bcalle

01-03-2017

You would need to subtract 13/5 from 33/10.

Change 13/5 to a denominator of 10 by multiplying by 2/2
(13/5)*(2/2)= (26/10)
(33/10)-(26/10)= 7/10 m

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