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Question 1)
Width of the deck = W = 29 feet.
Perimeter of the deck = P = At least 134 feet.
We can write the inequality for perimeter as:
Perimeter of rectangle = 2(Length + Width)
Perimeter of given rectangle = 2(Length + 29) = 2(L) + 58
So the inequality that represents all possible values for the length of the deck will be:
Question 2)
We can solve this inequality to find the range of values for the Length of the deck:
Using the values in inequality we can write:
So this means, for the perimeter to be at least 134 feet the length of the deck must be at least 38 feet.
Width of the deck = W = 29 feet.
Perimeter of the deck = P = At least 134 feet.
We can write the inequality for perimeter as:
Perimeter of rectangle = 2(Length + Width)
Perimeter of given rectangle = 2(Length + 29) = 2(L) + 58
So the inequality that represents all possible values for the length of the deck will be:
Question 2)
We can solve this inequality to find the range of values for the Length of the deck:
Using the values in inequality we can write:
So this means, for the perimeter to be at least 134 feet the length of the deck must be at least 38 feet.