Centering a Figure on a Page

Joelle is working on a school report and needs to center a 13.09 cm wide figure on a 21.59 cm wide page. The video tutorial explains how to calculate the left margin needed to center the figure. By subtracting the figure's width from the page's width, the leftover space is determined. This space is then divided equally between the left and right margins, resulting in a left margin of 4.25 cm. The tutorial uses visualization and step-by-step calculations to guide the viewer through the process.

What is the width of the page Joelle is working with?

• 15.00 centimeters

• 21.59 centimeters

• 13.09 centimeters

• 18.50 centimeters

What is the width of the figure Joelle wants to center?

• 21.59 centimeters

• 13.09 centimeters

• 8.50 centimeters

• 4.25 centimeters

How do you calculate the combined margins needed to center the figure?

• Add the width of the page and the figure

• Subtract the width of the figure from the width of the page

• Multiply the width of the page by two

• Divide the width of the figure by two

What is the combined margin space when the figure is centered?

• 21.59 centimeters

• 4.25 centimeters

• 13.09 centimeters

• 8.50 centimeters

How do you determine the left margin to center the figure?

• Divide the combined margin by two

• Multiply the combined margin by two

• Add the combined margin to the figure width

• Subtract the figure width from the page width

What is the left margin required to center the figure?

• 21.59 centimeters

• 13.09 centimeters

• 4.25 centimeters

• 8.50 centimeters

What is the total width when the left and right margins are added to the figure width?

• 4.25 centimeters

• 21.59 centimeters

• 8.50 centimeters

• 13.09 centimeters

Why is it important to have equal left and right margins?

• To reduce the page width

• To make the figure appear larger

• To center the figure on the page

• To ensure the figure is at the top of the page

What happens if the left margin is not equal to the right margin?

• The figure will be off-center

• The figure width will decrease

• The page width will increase

• The figure will be centered

What is the final step to verify the centering of the figure?

• Check if the left margin is larger than the right margin

• Ensure the sum of margins and figure width equals the page width

• Subtract the figure width from the page width

• Multiply the figure width by the page width