Answer:
you will need 30 ft of fencing to determine this
Step-by-step explanation:
so all you need to do is just multiply 6 and 5 then you get 30 hoped this helped bro
x = 10, y = 9 (the diagram woefully misrepresents the actual shape of the garden)
Anyway, 10 ft. will be needed for each of two longer sides of the garden, e.g. 20 ft.
By the same token, the two shorter perimeters total 18 ft.
Therefore, 38 ft. of fencing will be needed.
If you need an explanation for why y is 9 and x is 10, it's because of the 2 ft. of walkway on each side.
288 cm³
cuboid formular: lengtg×width×height
203.20 millimeters
StartFraction 8 inches Over question mark millimeters EndFraction = StartFraction 40 inches Over 1,016 millimeters
8 inches / ? Millimeters = 40 inches / 1,016 millimeters
8 × 1,016 = ? × 40
8,128 = 40?
Divide both sides by 40
? = 8,128 / 40
= 203.20
? = 203.20 millimeters
There are 203.20 millimeters in 8 inches
