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A textile artist is asked
to make a wall-hanging that measures at most
3.75 feet wide by 6.5 feet tall. When finished,
the wall hanging measures 3 3/8 feet wide by
6 3/4 feet tall. Does the wall hanging meet the
specifications?

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varshamittal029

He wouldn’t be able to meet the specifications as the heigh is greater than the maximum height.

  • In mathematics, the greater than sign is a basic mathematical notation used to represent an inequality between two values.

  • The symbol used to denote greater inequality is “>”. It is the commonly accepted mathematical notation of two strokes of equal length that meet at an acute right angle.

  • A typical use of the greater than sign is to compare two values, where the first  is greater than the second, or one  is greater than the other.

  • The greater than sign is an approximation of a closing square bracket.

Maximum width of the wall hanging can be 3.75 feet and maximum height can be 6.5 feet.

After completing the work it was found that the width measures 3 3/5 feet and height was 3 3/4 tall.

If the height and width after completing the work is less than or equal to the maximum height and width then he will be able to meet the specifications .

Width

3 3/4

= (12+3)/4

= 15/4

= 3.75

Height

6 3/4

= (24+3)/4

= 27/4

= 6.75

He wouldn’t be able to meet the specifications as the heigh is greater than the maximum height .

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