the length of the diagonal of the blue tablecloth is five times the length of the diagonal of the red tablecloth. So , Aaron is not correct .
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Here we have , The red tablecloth has a diagonal of V 10 feet. The blue tablecloth has a diagonal V 50 feet . Aaron says that the length of the diagonal of the blue tablecloth is three times the length of the diagonal of the red tablecloth. Let's find out what Aaron says is correct or not :
Length of red tablecloth = 10 feet = p feet
Length of blue tablecloth = 50 feet
⇒ Length of blue tablecloth = 50 feet
⇒ Length of blue tablecloth = 5(10) feet
⇒ Length of blue tablecloth = 5p feet
That means the length of the diagonal of the blue tablecloth is five times the length of the diagonal of the red tablecloth. So , Aaron is not correct .
