Chris cut a rope into two pieces. One piece was 11.36 meters long and the other piece was 13.46 meters long. About how long was the rope before Chris cut it? Round each length to the nearest tenth to estimate the total length of the original piece of rope before Chris cut it.

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Roger Case

9 September, 06:35

Chris cut a rope into two pieces. One piece was 11.36 meters long and the other piece was 13.46 meters long. About how long was the rope before Chris cut it? Round each length to the nearest tenth to estimate the total length of the original piece of rope before Chris cut it.

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Bryant Wilkins · Answer 1

If you would like to know about how long was the rope before Chris cut it and you would like to round each length to the nearest tenth to estimate the total length of the original piece of rope, you can calculate this using the following steps:

11.36 meters = 11.4 meters

13.46 meters = 13.5 meters

11.4 + 13.5 = 24.9 meters

Result: The rope was 24.9 meters long (before Chris cut it) - rounded to the nearest tenth.

Petersen · Answer 2

24.82 meters long. Is the answer to your question.