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azamat
4 years ago
8

14 points, I need an answer ASAP!!

Mathematics
2 answers:
vredina [299]4 years ago
7 0
<h2>Answer:</h2>

1)

PART-A     Perimeter= 24 in.

PART-B       Area of inside frame=6×4=24 square inches.

2)  

  • 2 in.×32 in.
  • 4 in.×16 in.

4)  Dimensions of outside frame= 12.5 ft×17.5 ft.

<h2>Step-by-step explanation:</h2>

1)

PART-A

the outside frame has the measures as: 7 in. and 5 in.

i.e. the frame is in shape of a rectangle.

Perimeter of the outside edge= 7+7+5+5=14+10=24 in.

Hence, Perimeter= 24 in.

PART-B

Now we are asked to find the area of the inside of a frame as the frame is in the shape of a rectangle.

We know that the area of rectangle= l×b

where l represents the length of the frame and b represents the breadth of the rectangle.

Here we have l=6 in.

and b=4 in.

Hence,  Area of inside frame=6×4=24 square inches.

2)

Now we are given that the area of the frame was 64 inches².

So the possible dimensions could be:

  • 2 in.×32 in.
  • 4 in.×16 in.

4)

Now we are using a scale factor as:

1 in.=2.5 ft.

the dimension of the outside frame was: 5 in.×7 in.

As 1 in.=2.5 ft.

5 in.=5×2.5=12.5 ft.

and 7 in.=7×2.5=17.5 ft.

Hence, the new dimension after using the scale factor is:

12.5 ft×17.5 ft.


Jet001 [13]4 years ago
4 0
Hey there,

Your question states: <span>Part A-Find the PERIMETER of the outside edges of the frame.

You will do 5+5+7+7 and you will get 24.

Your correct answer would be 24 ft
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Your question states: </span><span>Find the AREA of the inside of the frame where the picture would belong and the area of the entire frame using the outside values. So I will basically do everything I did for (Part A) but I will do 25 x 35 and this would give me 875.

The area of the frame above would be 875 ft.
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Your question states: </span><span>If the area of the frame was 64 inches², what would be 2 possible sets of dimensions that could be used to make a frame with that area?

You would do 64/4 because this is a square and a square has 4 sides. So I will do 64/4 and I will get 16.

16 will be your correct answer.
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Your question states: </span><span>The frame is being enlarged to hang on a gallery wall. Using the scale factor of 1in=2.5ft., give the new dimensions of the outside edges of the frame.

</span>So if each each equals 2.5. I will do 2.5 x 5 and that will give me 12.5. I will also do the same on the other side because this is a square.So that means I will do 12.5+12.5 and I will get 25. Now for the number 7, I will do 7 x 2.5 and that will give me 17.5 but sense its a square I will do the same on the other side and I will get 35. So then I will add 25+35 and I will get 60.

The perimeter of the frame would be 60 ft.
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Hope this helps your brain.

~Jurgen
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