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Greg is 5'3 tall . The doorframe to his room is 8'2 tall . How much space is there between the top of Gregs head and the bottom of the doorframe ?
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@mathway do you mind helping me again ?
You can do this 2 ways: 1. convert both measurements to inches and just subtract 2. keep the measurements in ft and in. and borrow
I pick #2
What should I do now @mathstudent55
5ft = 60 in. 60 + 3 = 63in. 8ft = 96in. 96 + 2 = 98in. 98 - 63 = ?
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@Mehek14 it equals 35in
Now what should I do ?
2'11 2ft and 11 in.
@Mehek14 add them together ?
Or is 2'11my final answer ?
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Let's do it with borrowing.
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