Question

Paula and Juan both entered rectangular paintings in the school art show. Paula's painting has a width of 12 inches and an area of 168 square inches. Juan's painting also has an area of 168 square inches, but his painting has a different perimeter. What could be the dimensions of Juan's painting?

Answer 1

Answer:

ANYTHING! MY EXAMPLE - 24x7

Step-by-step explanation:

First, I would like to find out the length of Paula"s painting.

168/12 = 14

So, Paula's dimensions are 12x14

Since we have the area, we could easily just divide 168 by anything.

168/24 = 7

So, Juan's dimensions could be 24x7 (hey that's funny, 24-7?)

Hope this helps!

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