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The length of the picture is mixed number six and three fourths inches. There should be a length of fraction one half inch of wood on either side of the picture. What is the total length of wood required? a 7 inches b the mixed number seven and three fourths inches c 8 inches d the mixed number eight and one half inches

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Answer:

b) The mixed number seven and three fourths inches.

Explanation:

Given:

  • Length of picture = 6³/₄ in
  • Margin either side of the picture = ¹/₂ in

To find the total length of the wood, sum the length of the picture and two margins:


\implies \sf Total\;length=6(3)/(4)+(1)/(2)+(1)/(2)

Two halves equal 1:


\implies \sf Total\;length= 6(3)/(4)+1

When adding a mixed number to a whole number, simply add the whole numbers together:


\implies \sf Total\;length= (6+1)(3)/(4)


\implies \sf Total\;length= 7(3)/(4)

Therefore, the total length of the wood required is:

  • 7³/₄ inches
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