So by definition, area is equal to the length (x) times the width (y). The area of the square mat is = x × y, or xy
If the area of<span> the rectangular mat is twice that of the square mat, the area of the rectangular mat would have to be = 2 </span>× x × y<span>
This can be written as 2x </span>× y, making the length of the rectangular mat twice that of the square mat's length, and the width the same as the square mat's width.<span>
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First you have to find the area of the rectangular grid. The area of a rectangle is length•width.
So:
A= 20•12
A= 240cm
Then you need to convert 240cm into mm.
240cm is 2400mm.
Then you need to figure out how many triangles can fit into the rectangle if all the triangles have an area of 25mm. So you divide 2400 by 25.
2400:25= 96
So Alex can fit 96 triangles into the grid.
Answer:
4,-4 I think
Step-by-step explanation:
My brain is off right now so might be wrong
Using the formula for slope, we can find out that
So -105 is the slope, and because she bought her laptop at $1160, the y-intercept is 1160. This means that the equation is V(t)=-105t+1160.
