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dolphi86 [110]
4 years ago
6

the width of the morros in shannon's bathroom is 4/9 its length. The area of the mirror is 576 square inches. What are the dimen

sions of the mirror?
Mathematics
1 answer:
fredd [130]4 years ago
5 0
W=4L/9

A=LW, using W found above gives us

A=L(4L/9)

A=4L^2/9  and we were told that A=576 so

4L^2/9=576  multiply both sides by 9

4L^2=5184  divide both sides by 4

L^2=1296 take the square root of both sides

L=36, and we know that W=4L/9 so

W=4(36/9)=16

So the dimensions are: width=16in and length=36in
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Rotation 270° counter clockwise means that the new coordinates will be (y,-x) which is (4,2)

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