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Nuetrik [128]
3 years ago
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John wants to fence in a portion of his back yard. The dimensions of the area is 12 1/2 yards long and 5 1/2 yards wide. How man

y feet of fencing does john need to buy to enclose this area?
Mathematics
2 answers:
aniked [119]3 years ago
8 0
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           |            5 1/2 yards         |
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           |                                       |
           |                                       |    12 1/2 yards
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           ____________________
                       5 1/2 yards

<span>The surface of this shape is called a rectangle.
</span><span>Opposing sides of the rectangle are of equal length .
</span><span>To fully fenced backyard you have to put a fence line the sides of the rectangle. The length of the fence will be equaled total sides of the rectangle.
</span>the sum of the sides of the rectangle = <span>perimeter of a rectangle
 2a   +   2b                                          = P

a = 12 1/2 yards
b =  5 1/2 yards

2* 12 1/2 yards + 2* 5 1/2 yards = 25yards + 11 yards = 36 yards

Answer : 36 uards</span>
Masteriza [31]3 years ago
5 0
25 and 11... so, ultimately, it would be 36 feet of fencing that he needs.

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