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Vikki [24]
3 years ago
11

Chloe is painting on a stretched canvas that has an area of 108 square inches. The length of the canvas is 12 inches. The width

of the canvas is how many inches. Chloe paints a 1-inch-wide blue border on the canvas. The area left for painting after painting the border is how many square inches. I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!
:-)

Mathematics
1 answer:
Stolb23 [73]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: Width of canvas = 9 inches

Area left for painting after painting the border = 70 square inches.

Explanation :

Since we have given that

Area of painting = 108 square inches

Length of canvas = 12 inches

As we know that

\text{Area of rectangle} = length\times breadth

108=12\times breadth\\\\\frac{108}{12}=breadth\\\\9=breadth

So, breadth of canvas = 9 inches .

Now, Chloe paints a 1 inch wide blue border on the canvas.

\text{So, remaining length left for painting after painting the border} = 9-1-1=9-2=7\text{ inches}

\text{ Remaining breadth left for painting after painting the border }= 12-1-1=12-2= 10\text{ inches}

\text{So , area of remaining portion }= length\times breadth \\\\ \text{ area of remaining portion }=7\times 10\\\\\text{ area of remaining portion }=70 \text{ square inches}

Hence, remaining area = 70 square inches .

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