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What is the difference between 190T polyester and 300 denier polyester?

Anonymous

∙ 16y ago

Updated: 10/5/2023

190T refers to the thread count. A higher number means more threads per inch.

I am not sure, but I believe that denier refers to the thickness of the thread. Thicker is stronger but rougher. See this question for details:

Is_1200_denier_polyester_better_than_600_denier_polyester

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∙ 16y ago

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If a car travels at a speed of 40km hour it reaches its destination 11 minutes late if it travels at aspped of 50km hour it reaches to the destination5 minutes late how much distance it has to travel?

Suppose the distance is X kmthen at 40 km/h the car will take 60*X/40 minutes. and at 50 km/h the car will take 60*X/50 minutes. The difference between these amounts of time is 11 - 5 = 6 minutes. So 60X/40 - 60X/50 = 11 3X/2 - 6x/5 = 11 15X - 12X = 110 3X = 110 and so X = 110/3 = 36 2/3 km.

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