A dog trainer has 96 ft of fencing that will be used to create a rectangular work area. Encloses area of 320 ft^2. What will be
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Answer:
<em>The dimensions of the area will be 8 ft x 40 ft</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Area and Perimeter</u>
The perimeter can be understood as the distance measured around a shape. The area gives us the idea of the space occupied by the shape. Being w and l the width and length of a rectangle, the perimeter and areas can be computed as follows
The dog trainer has 96 ft of fencing to cover a rectangular area. This means that
A system of equations is formed
We divide the last equation by 2
solve for w
Replacing in the first equation
Operating and arranging
We have two possible answers
Which gives us
In any case, the dimensions of the area will be 8 ft x 40 ft
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