Are rectangle or garden has a length of 10.25 feet and a width of 6.2 feet. Another rectangle or garden has a length of 20.5 fee
t and a width of 12.4 feet. How many times greater is the area of the large garden than the area of the smaller garden?
1 answer:
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The formula for finding area of a rectangle is length × width
<em><u>1st garden
</u></em>l = 10.25
<u><em /></u><em />w = 6.2
6.2 × 10.25 = 63.55
Area = 63.55 ft²
<em><u>2nd garden</u></em>
l = 20.5
w = 12.4
20.5 × 12.4 = 254.2
Area = 254.2 ft²
Divide the bigger area by the smaller area
254.2 ÷ 63.55 = 4
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