3 years ago

One stick is 2 feet long the other 3 feet long. how much will Marco need to make a kite.

2 answers:

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We Need To Find How Much Paper Is Needed To Make The Kite. So, We Need To Find The Area Of The Kite. So, We Need The Formula:
A = (P * Q)/2
So, Plug In The Known Values.
A = (3 * 4) / 2
3*4 = 12
A = 12/2
12 / 2 = 6
A = 6
So, Marco Needs 6ft² of paper.

REY [17]3 years ago

3 0

Based on the lack of information, string and paper and maybe two
more sticks like the one he already has if he wants to make it bigger

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