Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
the wall is 10 by 10 and a block C is painted on it
I used 22 squares to draw a square - ish block C as large as I could and I
l left a 'frame' of unpainted blocks around C
9 by 8 block C on a 10 by 10 wall
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First, we would need to figure out how many shelves are needed to build 1 bookcase. To do that, you would need to divide the number of shelves by the number of bookcases it can make.
65 ÷ 13 = 5
Now we know, it takes 5 shelves to build a single bookcase. The next step would be to find out how many shelves it would take to build 6 more bookcases. To find the answer, you would multiply the number of shelves it takes to build 1 bookcase by the number of bookcases that need to be built.
5 x 6 = 30
So, yes, 32 shelves would be more than enough to build 6 more bookcases.
Complete question :
A landscaper drew a scale drawing of a rectangular yard using the scale, , before beginning to work on the yard.
(a) The landscaper plans to put a fence around the entire yard. How many meters of fencing does she need? Show your work.
(b) The landscaper plans to create a rectangular garden that is the size of the actual yard. What is the area of the garden?
Answer:
28cm ; 48cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
From the diagram :
Length = 8cm
Width = 6cm
Meters of fencing required :
Perimeter of rectangle :
P = 2(length + Width)
P = 2 (8cm + 6cm)
P= 2(14cm)
P = 28 cm
2.)
Area of rectangle :
Length * width
8cm * 6cm
= 48cm²
Answer:
21 in
Step-by-step explanation:
by the Pythagorean theorem we have

notice that the 841 and the 400 don't go squared because they already squared!