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Natalka [10]
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ollegr [7]3 years ago
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4 need to join the club to remain same to grade 8th

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∴ total area = 225 + 136 = 361 ft².

Let w = The width of the walkway.

Since the walkway has a uniform width

∴ Total Area of pool and walkway = (15+2w)(15+2w)

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 Expanding Equation(1)

 15×15 + 15×2w + 2w×15 + 2w×2w = 361

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  Rearranging equation(2) above and collecting like terms

   4w²+60w = 361-225

    4w² + 60w = 136..............................(3)

   Dividing all through equation(3) by 4

   4w²/4 + 60w/4 = 136/4

    w² + 15w = 34..............(4)

    rearranging equation(4)

    w²+15w -34 = 0

Using factorization method to solve the quadratic equation,

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