Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Marsha has budgeted no more than $3,000 on centerpieces for the tables
x denotes the number of Guest Tables Lily Arrangements
y denotes the number of Family Table Rose Arrangements
To Find: Which inequality represents all possible combinations of x, and y, that Marsha can buy for no more than $3,000?
Solution :
Since there are x number of Guest Tables Lily Arrangements.
And there are y number of Family Table Rose Arrangements
Since she cannot spend more than 3000 on centerpieces .
So, the inequality becomes:

Hence inequality represents all possible combinations of x and y that Marsha can buy for no more than $3,000:

Hypotenuse = 22*sq root (2)
I'm guessing you need to know the length of the triangle legs?
The triangle leg of a 45 45 90 triangle = hypotenuse / sq root (2)
triangle leg= 22* sq root (2) / sq root (2)
triangle leg=22
The answer would be 100/3
Your answer is D 6561 multiply each number 3 and your answer will be this
C. 84
12 x 8 is the area of the whole thing but you subtract 12 because of the missing 6x2 part of the square