A carpenter built three bookcases A B and C to stand next to each other along a wall. The total length of the wall is 456 centimeters. The carpenter will built two more bookcases D and E along the sam?

To determine how much space bookcases D and E will occupy, we first need to know the combined length of bookcases A, B, and C. If the total length of the wall is 456 centimeters, and the lengths of A, B, and C are known, we can subtract their total length from 456 centimeters to find the remaining space for bookcases D and E. Once we have that information, we can proceed to allocate space for the new bookcases accordingly.