Me a carpenter is designing a drop leaf table with two drop leaves of equal size the length of the table when 1/2 is flooded up and when both leaves are folded up are shown how long will the table be with no leaves are folded up

The length of the table with no leaves are folded up is 4 ft and this can be determined by using the arithmetic operations.

Given :

The length of one leave is given by:

7 - 5.5 = 1.5 ft

When no leaves are folded up, the length of the table is given by:

7 - 3 = 4 ft

So, the length of the table with no leaves are folded up is 4 ft.

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The length of the table when both leaves are folded up is 7 ft.

The length of the table when one of the leaves are folded up is 5.5 ft.

So if you do:

7 - 5.5 = 1.5

1.5 ft is the length of one of the leaves (remember the two drop leaves are the same size)

How long is the table when no leaves are folded up?

One leaf is 1.5 ft.

Since there are two leaves, the total length of the leaves is 3 ft.

7 - 3 = 4  

[7 is the length of the table when both of the leaves are folded up, 3 is the length of both of the leaves]

4 ft is the length of the table when no leaves are folded up

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