Answer:
Since length and width are perpendicular, Doubling either one will double the area. So Doubling both will quadruple the area. 2x2 = 4.
This idea works if the dimensions doubled are those that are used to compute area. Like the base and height of a triangle.
More generally, in a polygon, if all the sides are doubled, the area is multiplied by 4. In a circle, Doubling the radius will quadruple the area.
In 3 dimensions, Doubling one dimension will double the VOLUME. Doubling two perpendicular dimensions will quadruple the volume and Doubling 3 perpendicular dimensions will multiply the volume by 2x2x2 or 8.
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I think you mean length times width, which is more simply written as lw.
Answer:
1. (x + 5)(x +10)
2. (x - 7)( x - 8)
3. (x - 4)( x - 7)
4. 2(7x−1)(x−9)
5. (2x+9)(x+6)
6. (x−1)(x−2)
7. (2x+3)(x+8)
8. (9x−2)(x−7)
9. 6(x−6)(x+7)
10. (9x+10)(x−4)
11. (3x+7)(x+3)
12. (x−9)(x−9)
13. 4(9x−10)(x−8)
14. 3(x+3)(x−9)
15. 2(x−1)(x+3)
16. 2(3x−1)(x+2)
17. 5(x−2)(x−2)
18. 2(x−1)(x−2)
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Answer:
21.46 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
because the question want only for the SHADED REGION but NOT AREA OF THE SQUARE
(if we just multiply 10x10. you will get the area of a square which is hundered)
To find the shaded region:
1. area of a circle is πr² (we have 4 circle there)
2. Find the area of all circle
# how do we know the radius?
- half of 10 is 5
- 5 is the diameter of each circle
- the radius is half of 5 which is 2.5
- π(2.5)² = 25/4π (area of 1 circle)
3. since we have 4 circle then, 25/4π x 4 = 25π
4. the area of the square is 100cm²
5. we want the shaded region so we have to minus the area of the circle
6. 100 - 25π (use your calculator to find the answer)
answer should be 21.46 cm²
(hope this helps)
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