A woman has two rugs of the same material, one 10 feet by 10 feet and one a long runner 8 feet by 1 foot. How can she make a single continuous cut in the 10 foot by 10 foot rug, so as to form two pieces which, when combined with the 8 foot by 1 foot rug can be stitched into a rug 9 feet by 12 feet? The two rugs are of plain pattern and have a pile on one side only.
+118608 thanks anon,
I think I need to get a bit of paper out and chop it up to see what you have done :)
I didn't think that the litttle peice was supposed to be cut though :/
@Melody:/ This is the RIGHT answer to the above problem! The answer just above your 2nd last post is also mine, and it is WRONG! Please, take action and correct things up. Thank you!
Melody, I don't take credit for answering that question.
The website from which I posted above question, had also the answer for it.
I just pasted their correct answer here because my answer, #4 on this page, is wrong!
I wish I could've gotten the right answer for this tough cookie.
btw, I'm civonamzuk
Can someone, please erase the answer #4 on this page, it's so embarrassing.
+1694 When they started littering this forum with bad stuff, I've decided to erase all my posts and leave.
If things get better, I'll come back.
