The area of a rectangular patio is 55/8 square yards, and its length is 11/2 yards. what is the patio's width, in yards?

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The area of a rectangular patio is 55/8 square yards, and its length is 11/2 yards. what is the patio's width, in yards?

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A=l×w
55/8=6.875 square yards
11/2=5.5 yard.
6.875÷5.5=1.25. As a result, the width is 1.25 yard. Hope it help!

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