The answer is 4.25 cm. Walkthrough: Data is – Joelle wants to place a 13.09cm wide figure so that it appears centered on the page. The width of the page is 21.59 cm.
To solve, we will first separate 13.09 from 21.59, then divide that number in half to find the left and right margins. The answer is therefore 4.25 cm.
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Answer 6
Confusing Question: The question is a bit confusing so the clear question is given below: Joelle is working on a report card in a word processor. she wants to place a 13.09 cm wide figure so that it appears centered on the page. the width of the page is 21.59 cm. what margin should she leave on the left for the figure to be centred? answer: the margin should be left on the left = m = 4.25 cm walkthrough: given the width of the page == 21.59 cm width of the figure == 13.09 cm we need to find the margin on the left side = m = ? total remaining width on both sides of the image = w = page width – figure width w = – w = 21.59 – 13.09 w = 8.5 cm Since joelle wants to keep the image in the center of page, then the left and right margin is the same; so margin on left side = m = total remaining width of both sides of image ÷ 2 m = w ÷ 2 m = 8.5 ÷ 2 m = 4.25 cm, so margin on left and right sides is 4.25cm
The answer is 4.25.
Question: Joëlle is working on a report card in word processing software. she wants to place a 13.09 cm wide figure so that it appears centered on the page. the width of the page is 21.59 cm. what margin should she leave on the left for the figure to be centred? answer: 4.25 cm walkthrough: page width = 21.59 cm figure width = 13.09 cm find remaining width: remaining width = 21.59 – 13.09 = 8.5 cm find the width of each side: the figure is centered, so the width of both sides is equal margin on each side = 8.5 ÷ 2 = 4.25 cm answer: the margin on each side is 4.25 cm
Well, for it to be centered, it must be x cm from the left side and therefore x from the right side (so if it is centered, it must be the same distance from both), which makes the width total x +13.09 +x=21.59=13.09+2x. Subtracting 13.09 from both sides we get 8.5 = 2x and dividing both sides by 2 we get x = 3.25
Answer 6
Confusing Question: The question is a bit confusing so the clear question is given below: Joelle is working on a report card in a word processor. she wants to place a 13.09 cm wide figure so that it appears centered on the page. the width of the page is 21.59 cm. what margin should she leave on the left for the figure to be centred? answer: the margin should be left on the left = m = 4.25 cm walkthrough: given the width of the page == 21.59 cm width of the figure == 13.09 cm we need to find the margin on the left side = m = ? total remaining width on both sides of the image = w = page width – figure width w = – w = 21.59 – 13.09 w = 8.5 cm Since joelle wants to keep the image in the center of page, then the left and right margin is the same; so margin on left side = m = total remaining width of both sides of image ÷ 2 m = w ÷ 2 m = 8.5 ÷ 2 m = 4.25 cm, so margin on left and right sides is 4.25cm
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