Paula's painting has a perimeter of 1.47 meters. She wants to put ribbon around the edge. If the ribbon comes in pieces that are 25 centimeters long, how many pieces of ribbon does she need to go all the way around her painting?

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Deandre Vargas

20 October, 09:10

Paula's painting has a perimeter of 1.47 meters. She wants to put ribbon around the edge. If the ribbon comes in pieces that are 25 centimeters long, how many pieces of ribbon does she need to go all the way around her painting?

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Marin Rich · Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Each centimeter is equal to. 01 meters

Or 100 centimeters = 1 meter

So if we convert Paula's painting perimeter of 1.47 meters to centimeters, it would be 147 centimeters.

Now, since each ribbon comes in pieces that are each 25cm, we know are left with an easy division problem 147 divided by 25 or 5.88.

Since she needs the least amount of ribbons that it would take to wrap around the perimeter of the painting, we know it would be 6 because 6x25 = 150cm.