I have this math problem:
The Lucaso Specialty Meats Company produces a cocktail pepperoni unlike no other. Before they are cut into shorter lengths for packaging they are very long and very stiff- can't bend them- and very thin. Lucaso has a few customers who want their pepperonis uncut- they want the longest possible pepperoni they can get. Lucaso transport the pepperoni in refrigerated trucks. There is only one door. When the doors are open the opening is a rectangle in the exact center of the side of the truck's "box" that is four feet long and four feet high. The inside dimensions of the "box" are 40ft long, 7 ft wide and 8 ft high. What is the longest pepperoni stick that can be carried in this truck?... Round your answer down to the nearest inch. :?
The Lucaso Specialty Meats Company produces a cocktail pepperoni unlike no other. Before they are cut into shorter lengths for packaging they are very long and very stiff- can't bend them- and very thin. Lucaso has a few customers who want their pepperonis uncut- they want the longest possible pepperoni they can get. Lucaso transport the pepperoni in refrigerated trucks. There is only one door. When the doors are open the opening is a rectangle in the exact center of the side of the truck's "box" that is four feet long and four feet high. The inside dimensions of the "box" are 40ft long, 7 ft wide and 8 ft high. What is the longest pepperoni stick that can be carried in this truck?... Round your answer down to the nearest inch. :?