<h3>Given</h3>
- room height is x feet
- room length is 3x feet
- room width is 3x feet
- a door 3 ft wide by 7 ft tall
<h3>Find</h3>
- The net area of the wall, excluding the door
<h3>Solution</h3>
The area of the wall, including the door, is the room perimeter multiplied by the height of the room. The room perimeter is the sum of the lengths of the four walls.
... gross wall area = (3x +3x +3x +3x)·x = 12x²
The area of the door is the product of its height and width.
... door area = (7 t)×(3 ft) = 21 ft²
Then the net wall area, exclusive of the door is ...
... net wall area = gross wall area - door area
... net wall area = 12x² -21 . . . . square feet
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Keep, change, flip.
So, stays the same.
The division sign changes to multiplication.
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So now you have
×=
6·4=24
25-24=1
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Answer:
According to the first image, 1 cupcake costs $1.5.
So, we can use the rule of three to complete the table.
If 1 cupcake costs $1.5, 5 cupcakes would be $1.5(5)=$7.50
And 18 cupcakes would be $1.5(18)=$27.
However, $18 how many cupcakes represent?
Therefore, 12 cupcakes costs $18.
So, the table would be:
Cupcakes Prices
5 $7.50
12 $18
18 $27
Answer:
616.2442
area to the nearest whole number=616
Step-by-step explanation:
using formula 1/2absinx
where a =44,b=29 ,x=105
1/2x44x29xsin105
44x29=1276
1276÷2=638
638 x sin 105
the sin of 105 is 0.9659
if u are using a four figure table where u can't find 105 under sin of angle
u simply subtract 105 from 180=75
638 x 0.9659 =616.2442
approx.616
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