A patchwork blanket is made up of 10 identical squares. Liam has made 14 squares, Raj has made 12 squares and Gemma has made 15 squares. How many patchwork blankets have they made between them?

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Bria

27 November, 05:27

A patchwork blanket is made up of 10 identical squares. Liam has made 14 squares, Raj has made 12 squares and Gemma has made 15 squares. How many patchwork blankets have they made between them?

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Jacqueline Deleon · Answer 1

They can make one each so in total three blankets because each one can only make one. This is because they all make patches and assuming that they all make them identical in their own piles then they would only be able to make 3 with some left over from each

Miracle Richard · Answer 2

They will make 4 blankets, because when you add the patchwork squares they have made 41 patchwork squares, so 41 divided by 10 is 4, with one left over