Mathematics, 06.05.2020 04:14 ashleypere99

Knitters use the term gauge, which is a unit rate that tells them how many stitches there should be per inch of knitting. This helps a knitter make sure their finished project will fit as planned. If Dodd makes a sweater that is 32 inches and 160 stitches wide, what is the sweater’s gauge?

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