Check the picture below.
so... you can pretty much see how long RS and QT are, you can just count the units off the grid.
now, let's find QR's length

and let's also find the length for ST

so, add the lengths of all sides, and that's the perimeter of the trapezoid.
I don't know honey, but I think it can be the 2nd choice, the answer...
50 miles/1 hour = ? miles/200 miles.
I hope I helped and goodluck :)
Number 14 is area= 1075.21
Answer:
length = 31 ft
width = 19 ft
Explanation:
Assume that the width of the rectangle is w.
We are given that the length is 12 ft more than the width. This means that the length of the rectangle is w + 12
The perimeter of the rectangle in this case would be:
perimeter = 2 (length + width)
perimeter = 2 (12 + w + w)
perimeter = 24 + 4w
Assume that Dan would use all 100 ft of fencing to surround the yard. This would mean that the largest perimeter is 100 ft.
Therefore:
perimeter = 24 + 4w
100 = 24 + 4w
4w = 100 - 24
4w = 76
w = 19 ft
Since we have calculated that the width of the yard is 19 ft, we can substitute to get the length as follows:
length = 12 + w
length = 12 + 19
length = 31 ft
Hope this helps :)
x-intercept is for y = 0.
Put y = 0 to the equation of a linear function:
4x - 3(0) = 24
4x - 0 = 24
4x = 24 <em>divide both sides by 4</em>
x = 6
<h3>Answer: x-intercept = 6 → (6, 0)</h3>