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Mr Floyd is laying grass squares in his backyard. He will cover the entire yard except for the vegetable garden. How many square

feet of grass will be used? The length is 25 and the width is 15. the garden is 8ft by 8 ft

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Gwar [14]3 years ago

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En total utilizaría 25

Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago

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Here we can first find the area of yard and then subtract the area of vegetable garden to get the required area.

The formula to find area is given by:

$A = l* w$

Now we find area of yard:

length is 25 ft and width is 15 ft.

$A = 25 * 15$

Area of yard = 375 ft²

Area of vegetable garden:

length = 8ft and width =8ft

So the vegetable garden is a square.

Area = 8*8

Area of vegetable garden =64 ft²

Area of backyard to be laid with grass = Area of yard-Area of vegetable garden

Area required = 375 -64 = 311 ft²

Answer : The area of backyard in which grass is to be laid is 311 square feet.

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