SOLUTION: if i had a wall 8 3/4 feet and wanted to put 3 paintings of equal size on it with equal gaps in between how bug would they be?
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Question 980078: if i had a wall 8 3/4 feet and wanted to put 3 paintings of equal size on it with equal gaps in between how bug would they be?
Answer by macston(5194) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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To place three paintings of equal width on a wall with
equal gaps between each painting and equal spaces on
each end (between the other walls and end paintings):
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To get available space for gaps, we subtract total of painting
widths from total wall length. Since there are a total of
four gaps, (one at each end and two between paintings),
we divide by 4 to find length of each gap.
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Let L=length of wall; W=width of painting; G=gap
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G=(L-3W)/4
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