Answer:
side length of one square
Step-by-step explanation:
the side lengths of the quilt is:
length = 4.5 ft
breadth = 3 ft
We also know that the areas of all 24 squares add up to fill this area of 13.5 as well
Hence,
to find the area of one square just divide 13.5 by 24
to find the side length of one square recall the area formula for a square.
length of side length of one square.
NOTE:
You can do this easily by dividing the side length of either side of the quilt by the number of squares on that side of the quilt.
The answer is market conditions and location of property.
5280 feet per 1 mile
40 times 5280=211200
211200 feet per hour
So,
17/3 is an improper fraction.
We can immediately see that there are more that 5 3's in the fraction. That uses 15 "3's".
There are 2 more thirds, so the mixed form is
5 2/3
5 2/3 is less than 8, so that is the answer.