The correct question is
The raised vegetable garden in Susan's yard is in the shape of a rectangular prism with a volume of 48 cubic feet and a height of 3/4 foot. <span>The base of the rectangular prism is not a square and the width is greater than 2 feet. What is the length and width of the rectangular prism?
let
x-------> the length of the base of the rectangular prism
</span>y-------> the width of the base of the rectangular prism
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we know that
volume of the prism=area of the base*height
volume=48 ft</span>³
<span>height of the prism=3/4 ft
area of the base=volume/height--------> 48/(3/4)---> 48*4/3----> 64 ft</span>²
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area of the base=64 ft</span>²
<span>area of the base=x*y
64=x*y--------> equation 1
y=x+2--------> equation 2
substitute equation 2 in equation 1
64=x*[x+2]-----> 64=x</span>²+2x------> x²+2x-64=0
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using a graph tool----> to resolve the second order equation
see the attached figure
the solution is
x=7.062 ft
y=x+2-----> y=7.062+2-----> y=9.062 ft
the answer is</span>
the length of the base of the rectangular prism is 7.062 ftthe width of the base of the rectangular prism is 9.062 ft<span>
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The tens are double the ones: c= 2d
the thousands are double the tens:
a = 2c = 4d
the sum of the digits is 19:: a+b+c+ d = 19
Substitute for a and c to get:
4d + b + 2d + d = 19
b + 7d = 19
d=2;b=5;0=4;a=8
Ans:8542
1/4 because 3 parts of the circle are coloured but 1 part is not and 3+1=4. And that leftover as a fraction is 1/4
$298.72+ $425.69- $29.72- $135.47- $208.28- $5.00= $345.94.
There is $345.94 in the account at the end of the week.
Remember that when you make a deposit, you add money to your account and when you write checks, it means you take away the money from your account.
Hope this helps~
<h3>Answer :</h3>
Which negative angle is equivalent to an 85° angle?
A. An angle measuring -95°
B. An angle measuring -275°
<h3><em><u>C. An angle measuring -85°</u></em></h3>
D. An angle measuring -265°
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