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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Please help me. I'm losing my mind!

OpenStudy (anonymous):

William is a contractor. He is remodeling his home and has decided to do most of the work himself. Occasionally his family will help with some of the work. (4 points) Score 1. William wants to start with replacing the molding on his dining room ceiling and window. (a) William measures the dining room ceiling to see how much molding he will need to go around the perimeter of the room’s ceiling. William measured the length of the dining room to be ft and the width to be ft. How much molding does William need for the dining room ceiling? Show your work. (b) William’s wife measures the window and adds the measurement to the dining room ceiling measurement. She tells her husband that they need a total of ft of molding to remold the ceiling and the window. How much molding is needed for the window? Show your work. (c) William begins to plan his work on the window and finds that the pieces for the height of the window will measure ft each. How long will he cut each piece of molding for the width of the window? Explain your answer. (d) William’s wife says the molding for the window will take almost 50% of the total molding they need. William says it is closer to of the molding. Approximately what percent of the total molding will be used for the window and who is closer to the correct answer? Explain your answer.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I've already got A, B, and C done. I'm really confused on D.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

A: 2(8.75) + 2(10.875) = 39.1/4 feet B: 65 1/8 - 39 1/4 =65 1/8 - 39 2/8 = 25 7/8 feet C: 25 7/8 - (6 3/4 * 2) = 12 3/8 feet

OpenStudy (anonymous):

for d we need to solve who is correct. Is the window 50% (1/2) of the molding or 1/3? total molding = 65 1/8 window molding = 25 7/8

OpenStudy (anonymous):

25 7/8 of 65 1/8 = 25 7/8 * 65 1/8 = decimal / percentage

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