So the original lawn has an area
24 × 32 = 768 the new lawn will have area 425
this means the area of the sidewalk will be 768-425=343
now the sidewalk is a certain width of we draw it out and label it x we see the lawn has an area of

use the quadratic formula to solve. then you will know how wide the sidewalk is. I will attach picture
Create an inequality
x/60 = 30/100
x = 200
CHECK ANSWER: 200 x .30 = 60
Answer:A William Penn
Step-by-step explanation:
Given to him in 1681 for a debt
L=3w+5
2(3w+5)+2w=250 (both w and l have to be multiplied by two because there are two sides)
This can be simplified to: 6w+10+2w=250
Now subtract 10 from both sides and add the two w's together.
This makes: 8w=260
Divide both by 8: 32.5-w=32.5
32.5 times 2=65
250-65=185, divided by 2=92.5
Length=92.5
Width=32.5
hope this helped!
<span>Systems of equations:
x = number of adult tickets sold
y = number of student tickets sold
x + y = 396
y = 2x
if y = 2x that means we can literally put 2x in for y in the first equation.
x + (2x) = 396
3x = 396
x = 132
x + y = 396
132 + y = 396
y = 264</span>