Answer:
The kitchen requires 288 sq. ft. of tile
The master bathroom requires 180 sq. ft. of tile
In total, we will spend $1170
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of the kitchen is length * width:
Area of Kitchen = 
sq. ft.
The area of the master bathroom is length * width:
Area of Master Bathroom = 
sq. ft.
- <u>Question 1: "How many square feet of tile do I need for the kitchen?"</u>
The kitchen requires 288 sq. ft. of tile
- <u>Question 2: " How many square feet of tile will I need for the bathroom?"</u>
The master bathroom requires 180 sq. ft. of tile
- <u>Question 3: "If the tile costs $2.50 per sq ft, how much money will I spend on tile?"</u>
In total, <u><em>we require 
sq. ft. of tiles</em></u>. If $2.50 is charged per square feet, in total we will spend:
dollars
This is the concept of scales factors, given that two similar solids with 729 inches^3 and 125 inches^3. The volume scale factor will be given by:
(volume of larger solid)/(volume of smaller solid)
=729/125
but
linear scale factor=(volume scale factor)^1/3
thus the linear scale factor will be:
(729/125)^1/3
=9/5
Also, area scale factor will be given by:
area scale factor=(linear scale factor)^2
=(9/5)^2
=81/25
The area of the larger solid will be given by:
let the area be A;
A/74.32=81/25
thus
A=81/25*74.32
A=240.7968 inches^2
Answer: 0.421
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Answer:
• Yes, the area of the truck is less than the area of the parking space.
,
• The missing dimension of the parking space is 12 ft.
Explanation:
The area of the parking space = 216 ft²
Part A
The dimensions of the custom truck = 12.1 ft by 3.6 ft.
To determine if the truck can fit into the space, we calculate the area of the truck.
Since the area of the truck is less than the area of the parking space, the truck will fit into the space.
Part B
The parking space is in the shape of a parallelogram.
Given:
• Area = 216 ft²
,
• Base = b ft
,
• Perpendicular Height = 18 ft
We then have:
The missing dimension of the parking space is 12 feet.
The closest you can get to a 2/3rds decimal is 0.66 and that goes to infinity.
It is a never ending decimal.
