Mark is building two separate pig-pens. The width of pig-pen A is w. The length of pig-pen A is 4 feet longer than its width. Th
e width of pig-pen B is 5 feet less than the width of pig-pen A. The length of pig-pen B is 2 times its own width. If the both pig-pens have the same perimeter, then find the dimensions of each pig-pen.
You have said that Brigitte is shorter than 5 feet. Translating your statement into rigorous mathematical terminology, we would write "Brigitte's height is less than 5 feet.". Then, using 'h' to represent Brigitte's height, and '<' to represent the words "less than", we can write the statement symbolically as [ h < 5 feet ].
