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alekssr [168]
3 years ago
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A rectangle has a length of 7.5 inches and a width of 3 inches. This rectangle is dilated by a scale factor of 2.2 to create a n

ew rectangle. What are the dimension of the new rectangle? Length and Width
Mathematics
2 answers:
Reika [66]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

For this case is the rectangle is dilated a factor of 2.2 we assume that the expansion is in all the dimensions so then the new length and width are:

L_f = 2.2 L_i= 2.2* 7.5 in = 16.5 in

W_f = 2.2 w_i = 2.2 * 3 in = 6.6 in

Step-by-step explanation:

The area of a rectangle is given by A = L *W

For this case is the rectangle is dilated a factor of 2.2 we assume that the expansion is in all the dimensions so then the new length and width are:

L_f = 2.2 L_i= 2.2* 7.5 in = 16.5 in

W_f = 2.2 w_i = 2.2 * 3 in = 6.6 in

And the area would be (2.2)^2 times the initial area since is defined as A = L_f W_f

zubka84 [21]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The length and the width of the new rectangle are 16.5 inches and 6.6 inches respectively

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Shape: Rectangle

Length = 7.5 inches

Width = 3 inches

Scale factor = 2.2

Required

Dimension of the new rectangle

The dimensions of the new rectangle can be solved by multiplying the scale factor by the old dimensions;

This means that

<em>New Length = Scale factor * Old Length </em>

and

<em>New Width = Scale factor * Old Width</em>

<em />

Calculating the new length

New Length = Scale factor * Old Length

<em>Substitute 2.2 for scale factor and 7.5 for old length; This gives</em>

New Length = 2.2 * 7.5 inches

New Length = 16.5 inches

Calculating the new width

New Width = Scale factor * Old Width

<em>Substitute 2.2 for scale factor and 3 for old width; This gives</em>

New Width = 2.2 * 3 inches

New Width= 6.6 inches

<em>Hence, the length and the width of the new rectangle are 16.5 inches and 6.6 inches respectively</em>

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