Asked by Willy Wonka

STRING LENGTHS: You have two pieces of string. One is 27 cm long. The other is 45 cm long. You want to cut each piece of string into smaller pieces of equal length. Each length is to be a whole number of centimeters. List all the possible lengths of the shorter pieces. What is the greatest common length from these two lists?

1. What lengths are possible for pieces cut from the 27 cm piece of string? select all that apply.
A.27cm B.45cm C.7cm D.9cm E.5cm F.2cm G.1cm H.3cm

2. What lengths are possible for pieces cut from the 45 cm piece of string? select all that apply.
A.5cm B.45cm C.9cm D.3cm E.27cm F.1cm G.15cm H.2cm

3. The greatest common length is ____ cm.
Answered by Ms. Sue
1.
D, G, H

I'll be glad to check your answers for the other two problems.
Answered by Willy Wonka
before i was wondering if it should be included A.27cm and now i know which answer to pick.

is it the answer of question 2 is A,C,D,F,G

and number 3 is 9cm?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes, both of your answers are right.

1 can't be 27 cm because the question asks which were CUT from the 27 cm piece.

Answered by Willy Wonka
thank you very much!
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're very welcome.
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