Whats the awnser to Malik's arts and crafts shop has a bolt of crimson velvet 32 meters long. A customer came in during the morning and bought 120 centimeters of the velvet. Another customer bought an additional 14 meters during the afternoon. How much crimson velvet does Malik's shop have left? Write the answer in centimeters?

1680 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

100 cm = 1 meter

Malik's arts and crafts shop has a bolt of crimson velvet 32 meters long.

1 m = 100 cm

32 m = x cm

Cross Multiply

x = 32m × 100cm

x = 3200cm

A customer came in during the morning and bought 120 centimeters of the velvet.

Another customer bought an additional 14 meters during the afternoon.

1 m = 100cm

14m = x cm

x cm = 14 m × 100cm

x cm = 1400cm

How much crimson velvet does Malik's shop have left?

3200cm - (1400 + 120)cm

3200 cm - 1520cm

= 1680 cm

a. is correct

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