4 Matthew has 8.2 meters of wire. He uses 3.65 meters for a craft project. He wants to use the wire he has left to complete one of the following projects. For which of the projects does he have enough wire? Choose all the correct answers. \( \begin{array}{ll}\text { (A) necklaces: } 4.5 \text { meters } & \text { (B) earrings: } 5 \text { meters } \\ \text { (C) bracelets: } 4.2 \text { meters } & \text { (D) anklets: } 4.6 \text { meters } \\ \text { (E) pins: } 4.45 \text { meters } & \end{array} \)

To determine which projects Matthew can complete with the remaining wire, follow these steps: 1. **Calculate the remaining wire:** \[ 8.2 \text{ meters (total)} - 3.65 \text{ meters (used)} = 4.55 \text{ meters (remaining)} \] 2. **Compare the remaining wire with each project's requirement:** - **(A) Necklaces:** 4.5 meters \(4.55 \geq 4.5\) → **Enough wire** - **(B) Earrings:** 5 meters \(4.55 < 5\) → **Not enough wire** - **(C) Bracelets:** 4.2 meters \(4.55 \geq 4.2\) → **Enough wire** - **(D) Anklets:** 4.6 meters \(4.55 < 4.6\) → **Not enough wire** - **(E) Pins:** 4.45 meters \(4.55 \geq 4.45\) → **Enough wire** **Therefore, Matthew has enough wire for the following projects:** **A) Necklaces** **C) Bracelets** **E) Pins**