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Alex the plumber requires 6 lengths of cooper tubing to finish a fire sprinkler system. The length required are 3 at 2 feet, and 3 at 16 inches. How much will be leftover for the next job if he starts with a 16 foot long tube?
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first work out the total length of the tubes he uses = 3 * 2 + 3 * 1 ft 4 ins
then subtract this from 16
first of all 16 inches = 4/3 feets (since 12 inces = 1 feet) so the total length would be 3*2 (feet) = 6 feets + 3*4/3 = 4 feets total becomes 10 feets so the pipe remaining would be 6 feets
hmm...
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@katlin95 did u understand it thoroughly?
yes i did!
@ribhu - I'm glad you asked that last question
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