Miki has a sheet of paper with a length of 104 centimeters and a width of 88 centimeters. She wants to divide it into the largest squares possible without wasting any paper. How many squares of the largest size will she be able to cut from the paper?

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Lilian Mooney

Mathematics

23 November, 05:58

Miki has a sheet of paper with a length of 104 centimeters and a width of 88 centimeters. She wants to divide it into the largest squares possible without wasting any paper. How many squares of the largest size will she be able to cut from the paper?

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Vanessa · Answer 1

Miki has a sheet of paper with a length of 104 cm and a width of 88 cm. The largest possible dimensions of a square can be cut without wasting any paper is 8 cm in length and 8 cm in width. She can cut 143 pieces of 8 cm by 8 cm square.