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The lengths linked by the arrows are the same.
If you cut them fromone side and transfer to the other side, you'll realise the combined lengths equal the total height of 2 tables.
1½m + 1 1/10 m
= 1 5/10 m + 1 1/10m
= 2 6/10 m
= 2 3/5 m
This is the height of 2 tables.
1 table
= 2 3/5m ÷ 2
= 2 6/10 m ÷ 2
= 1 3/10 m
If you cut them fromone side and transfer to the other side, you'll realise the combined lengths equal the total height of 2 tables.
1½m + 1 1/10 m
= 1 5/10 m + 1 1/10m
= 2 6/10 m
= 2 3/5 m
This is the height of 2 tables.
1 table
= 2 3/5m ÷ 2
= 2 6/10 m ÷ 2
= 1 3/10 m
Date Posted:
4 years ago
Thank u!
You're welcome , Claire. Hope it helped
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