Francisco had a rectangular piece of wrapping paper that was 13 2/3 inches on two sides and 17 inches on the longer sides.

Monica has a similar piece of paper with two longer sides that each measure 34 inches. What is the measurement of the two shorter sides in Monica's wrapping paper?

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Maeve

9 August, 11:13

Francisco had a rectangular piece of wrapping paper that was 13 2/3 inches on two sides and 17 inches on the longer sides.

Monica has a similar piece of paper with two longer sides that each measure 34 inches. What is the measurement of the two shorter sides in Monica's wrapping paper?

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Alvaro Brock · Answer 1

Francisco's wrapping paper measurements

13 2/3*2=27 1/3

17*2=34

Monica's wrapping paper measurements

basically Monica's measurements are 2 * more than Francisco's, so if 2 of the sides equal 34 inches each the other 2 sides are 27 1/3 each

Francisco had a rectangular piece of wrapping paper that was 13 2/3 inches on two sides and 17 inches on the longer sides.Monica has a similar piece of paper with two longer sides that each measure 34 inches. What is the measurement of the two shorter sides in Monica's wrapping paper?

Francisco had a rectangular piece of wrapping paper that was 13 2/3 inches on two sides and 17 inches on the longer sides.

Monica has a similar piece of paper with two longer sides that each measure 34 inches. What is the measurement of the two shorter sides in Monica's wrapping paper?