How many pieces of 13.2 cm can be cut from a 330 cm long rod?

Q: How many pieces of 13.2 cm can be cut from a 330 cm long rod?

Total length of the rod = 330 cm Length of a piece = 13.2 cm. Required number of pieces = Total length/Length of a piece ; Required number of pieces = 330/13.2 = 25

Correct Answer: 25

Explanation:

Total length of the rod = 330 cm
Length of a piece = 13.2 cm.
Required number of pieces = Total length/Length of a piece ;
Required number of pieces = 330/13.2 = 25

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