Word Problem: Wire Length
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If a wire was originally 7.8 metres and one piece measures 1.4 metres, what is the length of the other piece?

6.4 metres

How would you set up an equation to find the length of the remaining piece of the wire?

Let x be the length of the other piece; the equation would be $x = 7.8 - 1.4$.

What mathematical operation is primarily used to solve for the other piece of wire's length?

Subtraction

If the wire were to break into three pieces instead, with one piece still being 1.4 metres, what information would you need to solve for the other two pieces?

<p>Lengths or a ratio of the other two pieces.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What concept in mathematics allows us to find the length of the remaining piece of wire?

<p>The concept of basic algebra.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Word Problem

  • A piece of wire, 7¾ meters long, was broken into two pieces.
  • One piece was 1¾ meters long.
  • Find the length of the other piece.

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This quiz focuses on solving a word problem involving the length of a piece of wire that was broken into two parts. Students will need to calculate the length of the second piece after knowing the total length and one of the pieces. Test your problem-solving skills in basic arithmetic!

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