What’s 80 percent in fractions
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Check the picture below.
so, if we slap the bottom surplus to the empty area on the top, we can pretty much close off those squares above, that gives a solid area of at least a 4x5 square, the red part and the yellow part there, and that'd give us a perimeter of 4+4+5+5 = 20 at least.
we might also be able to augment the left-right sides together to close off those squares as well, but even if we did, our area will just be about a 4x6 or 24 square units.
A) is the area larger than 14 square units? ✔
B) is the area less than 35 square units? ✔
C) is the perimeter more than 16? ✔
