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2 years ago

(a)The perimeter of a rectangular parking lot is 362m.

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Anna007 [38]2 years ago

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The width of the parking lot is 84 meters and the length of the pool is 82 meters

<h3>The width of the parking lot</h3>

The given parameters are:

Perimeter = 362 m

Length = 97 m

The width (w) is calculated as:

p =2 * (l + w)

So, we have

2 * (97 + w) = 362

Divide by 2

(97 + w) = 181

Subtract 97

w = 84

Hence, the width of the parking lot is 84 meters

<h3>The length of the pool</h3>

The given parameters are:

Area = 4756 m^2

Width = 58 m

The length (l) is calculated as:

A = lw

So, we have

l * 58 = 4756

Divide by 58

l = 82

Hence, the length of the pool is 82 meters

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