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lora16 [44]
3 years ago
8

Salem Middle School uses 800 pounds of flour each month

Mathematics
1 answer:
Olin [163]3 years ago
6 0
B.16 because 800 divided by 50 is 16
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We want to find the area of the given right angle triangle.


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The height of the triangle is =a cm.

The base is 12cm.


We substitute the given values to obtain,


Area=\frac{1}{2}\times 12\times a cm^2.

This simplifies to get an expression for the area to be

Area=6a cm^2.





<u>QUESTION 2b</u>


The given diagram is a rectangle.


The area of a rectangle is given by the formula

Area=length \times width


The length of the rectangle is l=7cm and the width of the rectangle is w=ycm.


We substitute the values to obtain the area to be


Area=7 \times y


The expression for the area is

Area=7y


<u>QUESTION 2c.</u>


The given diagram is a rectangle.


The area of a rectangle is given by the formula

Area=length \times width


The length of the rectangle is l=2x cm and the width of the rectangle is w=4 cm.


We substitute the values to obtain the area to be


Area=2x \times 4


The expression for the area is

Area=8x


<u>QUESTION 2d</u>


The given diagram is a square.

The area of a square is given by,

Area=l^2.


where l=b m is the length of one side.


The expression for the area is

Area=b^2 m^2


<u>QUESTION 2e</u>

The given diagram is an isosceles triangle.


The area of this triangle can be found using the formula,

Area=\frac{1}{2}\times base\times height.

The height of the triangle is 4cm.


The base of the triangle is 6a cm.


The expression for the area is

Area=\frac{1}{2}\times 6a \times 4cm^2


Area=12a cm^2


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Perimeter is the distance around the figure.

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P=x+x+x+x

The expression for the perimeter is

P=4x mm


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The given figure is a rectangle.


Let P, be the perimeter of the given figure.

P=L+B+L+B


This simplifies to

P=2L+2B

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P=2(L+B)


<u>QUESTION 3c</u>

The given figure is a parallelogram.

Perimeter is the distance around the parallelogram

Perimeter=3q+P+3q+P

This simplifies to,


Perimeter=6q+2P

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Perimeter=2(3q+P)



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The given figure is a rhombus.

The perimeter is the distance around the whole figure.


Let P be the perimeter. Then

P=5b+5b+5b+5b


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The given figure is an equilateral triangle.

The perimeter is the distance around this triangle.

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P=2x+2x+2x


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The given figure is a scalene triangle.

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This simplifies to give us,


P=3x+2x+4x+5-1+1


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The given figure is a trapezium.

The perimeter is the distance around the whole trapezium.

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We group like terms to get,

P=m+2m+n+n-3+3-1

We simplify to get,

P=3m+2n-1mm


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The figure is an isosceles triangle.

We add all the distance around the figure to obtain the perimeter.

Let P be the perimeter.


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We regroup the terms to get,

P=2a+a+a-b+2b+2b

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The given figure is a square.


The area of a square is given by the formula;

Area=l^2

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The given figure is a rectangle.


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We substitute the values into the formula to get,

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The given figure is a rectangle.


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Area=l\times w.

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We substitute the values into the formula to get,

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