Nian's graden i 4 1 5 meters long 3 under 10 meter wide what is the area of nians garden
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Answer:
14 meters squared
Step-by-step explanation:
The dimensions of this rectangle are 4 1/5 meters by 10/3 meters. The area of a rectangle is: , where l is the length and w is the width.
Here, l = 4 1/5 and w = 10/3. We simply multiply them together:
A = (4 1/5) * (10/3)
Let's turn 4 1/5 into an improper fraction to make things easier: 4 1/5 = 21/5. Now:
A = (21/5) * (10/3) = 210/15 = 14
The area is 14 meters squared.
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Answer:
14m²
Step-by-step explanation:
Area = length × width
length = 4⅕ = 21/5
width = 10/3
Area = 21/5 × 10/3
= 14m²
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length = w + 8 and width = w and A = 105
A = W* L
105 =w(w + 8)
105 = w² + 8w
0 = w² + 8w - 105
0 = (w + 15)(w -7)
0 = w + 15 or 0 = w -7
w = -15 or w = 7
width cant be negative, so
w = 7 and L = 7 +8
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7 * 15 = 105 check
length=x+8
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area of the pool = l*b
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