Mathematics
Mathematics, 25.11.2020 14:00, devenaire

(HELP PLEASE!! answer all the questions) Mr. Smith decorates his U. S. History classroom by putting up pictures of the presidents. The wall is 9.75 feet long. In the center, there is a window that is 5 34feet long. Each president's picture is 6 inches wide.

If the pictures are placed side by side on either side of the window, how many pictures can he fit on this wall?

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1. How many feet long is the space Mr. Thuman wants to fill with pictures? Explain how you know.

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2. Convert this length to inches. (There are 12 inches in 1 foot)

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3. How many pictures will Mr. Thuman use? Explain how you found your answer.

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4. How would your answer change if the pictures were 10 inches wide? Explain.

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