Answer:
A. 2(I + w)
Step-by-step explanation:
The space bounded by a rectangle is its perimeter. So, I would use 2(l + w) where l = length of rectangle and w = width of rectangle.
As an example, suppose we have a rectangle of length, l = 40 meters and width, w = 20 meters and seek to find its perimeter that is, the space bounded by the rectangle, we substitute the values of l and w into the equation for the perimeter.
So, P = 2(l + w)
substituting the values of l and w into the equation, we have
P = 2(l + w)
P = 2(40 m + 20 m)
P = 2(60 m)
P = 120 m
So the space bounded by the rectangle is 120 m.
So, to find the space bounded by a rectangle, we use 2(l + w).
So, the answer is A.
I'm sorry if this is wrong
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Let present age of Anne be x
Two years ago she was Jim's age which is 10 yrs she is now double that age
10(x-2)
10x-20
= She is now 20 yrs
Answer:
Here ya go
Step-by-step explanation:
You're at a store and you see a t-shirt that's $15. You go to the cash register and they say it's $16.13 with tax. How much were you taxed?
