Fiona has a patch of backyard behind her house in a meadow (she lives in the country). Seeing as the soup kitchen miles down the road is having some issues with the lack of vegetables to cook food for the poor, she decides to make the small rectangular patch of fertile soil into her own veggie garden.
Fiona wants to measure the perimeter of her patch using a few rulers, but she only has yard sticks. Without any rulers to measure with, Fiona decides to use the yard sticks anyway, and begins to measure the plot of land.
The length of the patch is 59 yard sticks long. The width is 24 yard sticks long. Using the concept of <em>1 yard = 3 feet</em>, find out how many feet are in the garden's perimeter. Write your answer down in words and another in a picture.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to assume that P is the center of the circle. Without that fact, there is no answer.
Both PT and PB are radii. Therefore the triangle containing <PTB and <PBT is isosceles. What that means is that angle PTB = angle PBT
So angle PBT is the answer.
Answer:
Graph 1 is C
Graph 2 is A
Graph 3 is B
Graph 4 is D
Step-by-step explanation:
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3/10 because 2/5 is also equal to 4/10 so therefore 3/10 is smaller than 4/10
