Answer:
-3880
Step-by-step explanation:

Please give brainliest if this answer satisfies your question.
I think it 4194304 i THINK thats the answer
Given:
Matthew's dad hired him to paint 6 wooden patio chairs for $125.
Time taken by him to paint all of the chairs = 9 hours.
It takes the same amount of time to paint each chair.
To find:
The fraction of an hour does it take Matthew to paint one chair
Solution:
Total time = 9 hours
Total number of chairs = 6
Now, time taken by Matthew to paint one chair is


Therefore, Mattew takes
of an hour to paint one chair.
Thinking with a model: On dividing the total time by total number of chairs we get time taken by Mattew (in hours) to paint one chair. So, the result represents the fraction of an hour taken by Matthew to paint one chair.
To solve it you have to distribute (multiply) the 4 to the x and the 2.Then you would have to subtract 8 by both sides and which it would cancel on the left side, then after you divide 4 by both sides and then u get you answer.
x = length of one side.
1,232in^2 = x^2
Take the sqrt of both sides.
35.1 in = x
The length of one side = 35.1 in