Sophina brought 3 yards of trim to put around a rectangular scarf. She does not want the scarf to be wider than 12 inches or narrower than 6 inches. Using whole numbers, if she uses all the trim, what are the possible dimensions of her scarf in inches.

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Jakobe Copeland

16 September, 16:03

Sophina brought 3 yards of trim to put around a rectangular scarf. She does not want the scarf to be wider than 12 inches or narrower than 6 inches. Using whole numbers, if she uses all the trim, what are the possible dimensions of her scarf in inches.

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Aldo Mcclure · Answer 1

3 yards equal 108 inches you can split it in half and get 54 then see how many 12 go in to it and that would be 4 and there would be 6 left over. then we have 54 and see how many 6 can go into it then add 6 more then that would equal 10 6

so that means we would have four twelths and ten sixths