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What would be the US pant size if your waist is 86cm and inseam 82cm?
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If you have an 86 cm waist and 82 cm inseam, you'd need a 34-32.
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The only meaning for 'humus' that is in my dictionary is "rich soil". So, let's just ignore the 'humus' for now. Given the width of 10cm on a rectangle, there would be two sides that are 10cm in length. That would be 20cm. So let's subtract those out of 86 to see something about the two ends of the rectangle. 86 - 20 = 66 But 66 is both ends together. Since the two ends of a rectangle are the same length, what number times two equals 66? That would be '33'. Let's check our work . . . 10 + 33 + 10 + 33 = 86. Yep, we did it right. But remember, we chose to ignore 'humus' - I can only take a wild guess that a 'humus' of 35cm means that your figure is not a rectangle, at all. To make any calculations involving the 35cm, more information is needed.
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Recall that the perimeter is: P=2*L+2*W If L=27 cm, find W such that P>86 cm P>86 cm 2*L+2*W>86 cm 54 cm+2*W>86 cm 2*W>32 cm W>16 cm So widths greater than 16 cm will make the perimeter greater than 16 cm.
