The area of a rectangle is 44 square feet. The base of the rectangle is 11. Find the height, then find the perimeter

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Alecsey [184]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the area of a rectangle = Length times Breath

We are just going to divide your are by breadth which is

Let your length become y

= y × 11 = 44

to get your answer you move× 11 over the equal to sign which becomes ÷11 because any sign that cross the equal to sign changes which is equal to

y = 44÷11

y = 4

what i did was that i divided 44 by 11 which is equal to 4

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