Question

Andy has three planks of wood. Two planks are each 1.5 m long. One plank is 2.5m long. What is the total length of all the three planks?

Answer 1

Given:

Two planks are each 1.5 m long.

One plank is 2.5m long.

To find:

The total length of all the three planks.

Solution:

Two planks are each 1.5 m long. So,

First plank = 1.5 m

Second plank = 1.5 m

One plank is 2.5m long. So,

Third plank = 2.5 m

Now, the total length of all the three planks is

`\text{Total length}=\text{First plank + Second plank + Third plank}`

`\text{Total length}=1.5+1.5+2.5`

`\text{Total length}=5.5`

Therefore, the total length of all the three planks is 5.5 m.