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Susan wants to make aprons for cooking, she needs 1 and 1/4 for the front of the apron and 5/8 yard for the tie. I ALREADY DID PART A!! IT WAS 5 AND 20/32

Part B: if Susan originally had 7 yards of fabric, how much is left over after making the aprons?

Part C: does Susan have enough fabric to make another apron? Explain why or why not.

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Based on the fact that Susan has 7 yards of fabric, the amount of fabric left over after making the aprons is 1³/₈ yards.

Susan does not have enough fabric to make another apron

Can Susan make another apron?

The amount of material needed for one apron is:

= 1¹/₄ + 5/8

= (10 + 5) / 8

= 15/8

= 1⁷/₈ yards

The amount of fabric left after making 3 aprons is:

= 7 - (3 x 1⁷/₈)

= 1.375 yards

= 1³/₈ yards

1⁷/₈ yards is needed for an apron but Susan only has 1³/₈ yards left of material which means that Susan does not have enough material to make another apron.

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