The area of a kite is (1/2) * x * y, where x and y are the length of the two diagonals. In this case, the length of the two diagonals are 10 ft and 2 ft.
<span>Plug that in the equation, we get 1/2 * 2 * 10. We multiply the 2 and 10 first to get 20, that leaves us with 1/2 x 20, which is 10, so the area of this kite is 10 ft squared.</span>
10/12 and 3/12 6 x 2=12, what you do to the bottom you do to the top 5 x 2= 10 4 x 3=12, what you to the bottom you do to the top 1 x 3=3
Circumference: 21.991 feet
Area: 38.485 feet
Simple,
writing out the problem...
Simplify it...
-4x(6+5-1)
-4x(11-1)
-4x(10)
-40x
Making it look like...
Cancel out the common factors...
Thus making the answer:
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Answer:
W = 4.95
Step-by-step explanation:
You want to start by writing down what you know, and forming a system of equations.
L= length W= width
2L+2W=14.7
L= 2.4
On the left side of the equation, you're adding all your side lengths, and on the right, is the total perimeter. (Also could be written L+L+W+W = 14.7)
You would then substitute L from the bottom equation into the top equation to get:
2(2.4) +2W=14.7
Solving:
4.8+2w=14.7
W= 4.95
To check your answer simply add all the sides together and make sure it equals your perimeter. You can also plug W and L back into the original equation.
