Step-by-step explanation:
The Length ,
L
=
284
f
t
.
Explanation:
Given:
Rectangle
Area,
A
=
8804
f
t
2
let W bet he width of the rectangle
L be the length of the rectangle
L
=
10
W
−
26
E
q
u
a
t
i
o
n
1
substitute to
e
q
u
a
t
i
o
n
2
A
=
(
L
)
(
W
)
e
q
u
a
t
i
o
n
2
A
=
(
10
W
−
26
)
(
W
)
8804
=
(
10
W
−
26
)
(
W
)
factor
8804
=
2
(
5
W
−
13
)
(
W
)
divide both sides by 2
4402
=
(
5
W
−
13
)
(
W
)
4402
=
5
W
2
−
13
W
transposing 4402 to the right side of the equation
0
=
5
W
2
−
13
W
−
4402
by quadratic formula
W
=
−
(
−
13
)
+
√
(
−
13
)
2
−
4
(
5
)
(
−
4402
)
2
(
5
)
W
=
[
13
+
√
169
+
88040
]
10
W
=
13
+
(
√
88209
)
10
W
=
13
+
297
10
W
=
310
10
W
=
31
ft
Thus ,
L
=
10
W
−
26
=
10
(
31
)
−
26
L
=
284
f
t
.
answer
W
=
−
(
−
13
)
−
√
−
(
−
13
2
)
−
4
(
5
)
(
−
4402
)
2
(
5
)
this is discarded since this will yield a negative
Domingo earns 715$ in the week that is his gross income
Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
9-3= 6 units (since x coordinates are same). We can also show by manually counting the squares (1 square= 1 unit)
Yes, its greater. Distance from house to school is 6. Distance from school to grocery is 3-(-8)= 11. Thus, distance is 11+6= 17 units.
Distance from house to school is 6. Distance from school to community center is 1-(-4)=5. Thus, distance= 6+5=11 units.
Your question appears to be phrased incorrectly. If the ratio of soccer players to football players is 4:1 then for every 1 football player there are 4 soccer players. For example, if there are 3 football players, there would be 12 soccer players.
The equivalent expression would be S = 4F
The statement: "there are 4 more soccer players than football players" is not the same thing. It simply means that we add 4 to the total of football players to find out how many soccer players there are.
The equivalent expression would be S = F + 4
That being said: An equivalent ratio to 4:1 would be 8:2 , 12:3, 16:4, ...
Think of the ratio as a fraction. 4:1 = 4/1
4/1 = 8/2 = 12/3 = 16/4 ..., etc.
Can u move the camera tot he left more, i cant see the boxes and questions
