A13 and one fourth inch board is cut from a 38 and three fourths inch board. the saw cut takes three eighths inch. how much of the 38 and three fourths inch board is left after cutting?

There is 25 1/8 inches left

Step-by-step explanation:

We have a board that is 38 3/4 inches

We cut away 13 1/4

38 3/4

-13 1/4

25 2/4

The saw takes 3/8

25 2/4

-    3/8

Get a common denominator of 8   2/4 * 2/2 = 4/8

25 4/8

-    3/8

25 1/8

There is 25 1/8 inches left

Step-by-step explanation:

A 13 and one fourth inch board is cut and the saw cut takes three eighths inch. So total length from cut = 13 1/4 + 3/8 = 13 5/8 inch.

Original board is 38 and three fourths inch.

So after cutting, there is 38 3/4 - 13 5/8 = 25 1/8 inch left in the original board.

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