Tim wraps presents at a local gift shop. If its takes 2.5 meters of wrapping paper per present, how many can Tim wrap is he has 50 meters of wrapping paper?

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Jayvion Moody

Mathematics

15 October, 21:25

Tim wraps presents at a local gift shop. If its takes 2.5 meters of wrapping paper per present, how many can Tim wrap is he has 50 meters of wrapping paper?

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Remington Marshall · Answer 1

If he had 50 meters of wrapping paper, and each present took 2.5 meters of wrapping paper, he would be able to wrap 20 presents.

Gabriel Hebert · Answer 2

20 presents

Step-by-step explanation:

Given it takes 2.5meters of wrapping paper per present

That's

2.5 meters = 1 present

Number of presents wrapped by Tim if he had 50 meters of wrapping paper?

Let the number be A.

So,

50 meters = A

Therefore,

2.5 meters = 1 present

50 meters = A

Cross multiply

A x 2.5 = 50 x 1

Divide both sides by 2.5

A x 2.5/2.5 = 50/2.5

A = 20

Tim would wrap 20 presents if he had 50 meters of wrapping paper