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Jimmy's costume requires ⅞ + ½ + 1 3/4 yards of fabric. His sister's costume requires 3 x (⅞ + ½ + 1 ⅔) the amount of fabric that Jimmy needs. What is the relationship between how much fabric Jimmy needs and how much fabric his sister needs?

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Answer:

The correct answer is fabric Jimmy's sister needs =
(73)/(8) × fabric Jimmy needs =
(73)/(8) ×
(25)/(8) yards of fabric.

Explanation:

Jimmy's costume requires ⅞ + ½ + 1
(3)/(4) yards of fabric =
(7)/(8) +(4)/(8) + (14)/(8) = (25)/(8) yards.

His sister's costume requires 3 x (⅞ + ½ + 1 ⅔) the amount of fabric that Jimmy needs = 3× (
(21)/(24) + (12)/(24) + (40)/(24) ) yards of what Jimmy needs =
(73)/(8) yards of what Jimmy needs.

The relationship between how much fabric Jimmy needs and how much fabric his sister needs is given by

Fabric Jimmy's sister needs =
(73)/(8) × fabric Jimmy needs =
(73)/(8) ×
(25)/(8) yards of fabric.

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