Solve problems. A tailor made a dress with 250 cm of 4 m fabric. How many centimeters of fabric remain for the tailor?​

He has 5 metres of cloth left over. Why? If you are going to ask silly homework questions at least know something about real life and how it should factor into your question. Most bespoke tailors do not make shirts. Shirtmakers generally make shirts. At any rate, the shirt and the shorts are not going to be made out of the same fabric unless you are going to some ghetto tailor. Tailors don’t generally do bespoke tee shirts so let’s assume it is a long sleeved button up shirt (it could be a short-sleeved shirt and the amount of fabric required to male it is marginally less. Shirt fabric comes in three lengths: 60 inch (150 cm), 45 inch (115 cm) and 36 inch (90 cm). Don’t freak about the conversion i’m using industry rounded measurements. You need 2 yards (1.8 m) of 60 inch (150 cm) wide fabric to make the shirt You need 2.5 yards (2.3 m) of 45 inch (115 cm) wide fabric to make the shirt You need 3 yards ( 2.7 m) of 36 inch (90 cm) wide fabric to make the shirt. Your numbers make no sense in terms of the amount of cloth required to make a shirt You do not specify the width of the fabric being used What does 2x3 mean for the shorts? You need about a metre of 60 inch fabric for a pair of shorts.hope this helps :)

Just divide the x axis (the top) by 2 or multiply the y axis (the bottom) by 2