16x16=256.
there are 8 squares along a side so each one would be 2x2 which is equal to 4
The dimensions of the rectangle can be a length of 2ft and a width of 4ft.
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Remember that for a rectangle of length L and width W, the perimeter is:
P = 2*(L + W)
And the area is:
A = L*W
In this case, we know that the area is 8 square feet and the perimeter is 12 ft, then we have a system of equations:
12ft = 2*(L + W)
8ft² = L*W
To solve this, we first need to isolate one of the variables in one of the equations, I will isolate L on the first one:
12ft/2 = L + W
6ft - W = L
Now we can replace that in the other equation to get:
8ft² = (6ft - W)*W
This is a quadratic equation:
-W^2 + 6ft*W - 8ft² = 0
The solutions are given by Bhaskara's formula:

Then we have two solutions:
W = (-6 - 2)/-2 = 4ft
W = (-6 + 2)/-2 = 2ft
If we take any of these solutions, the length will be equal to the other solution.
So the dimensions of the rectangle can be a length of 2ft and a width of 4ft.
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The answer to -15.375÷0 would be neither. This is because you can't divide any number by zero. Any number tried to be divided by zero would be undefined.
According to "Black Hole Beginnings," the destruction of some stars results in an an intense gravitational pull.
To answer the question, we need to know what Black Holes are.
<h3>What are Black Holes?</h3>
Blackholes are regions of space in which no matter can escape
<h3>Characteristics of black holes</h3>
- Black holes are formed from the remnants of large star that dies in a supernova
- As long as the star is three times or more larger than the sun, it will collapse
- The gravitational force on the star causes it to collapse into a black hole
So, when black holes are formed, some stars are destroyed and collapse due to intense gravitational forces.
So, according to "Black Hole Beginnings," the destruction of some stars results in an an intense gravitational pull.
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