To solve for the length first, you have it measured as 26 in long and each 4 in is 5 ft so you can go ahead and divide 26 in by 4 in and that gives you 6.5 in so what we did was figure out how many 4 in were in 26 in and therefore we have a 6.5 and so just to match that to the 5 ft per each 4 in (in this case we have 6.5) so we multiply 6.5*5 and that equals 32.5 ft which is the length of the garden bed.
Next we are going to solve for the width which is 16 in wide in the scale and so again each 4 in is 5 ft so here again we're going to divide 16 in by 4 in and that equals 4 in and so again each 4 in is 5 ft so we're going to go ahead and multiply 4 * 5 and that gets you 20 ft which is the width of the garden bed.
$210 because if it rose 30%, it's now 130% of what is used to be or (what it used to be) ×1.3 so do the reverse and divide the new cost by 1.3 so 273÷1.3 which is 210
since the three is in the tens place and 7 in single <em>if 5 and up round up fi 4 and below leave it alone you</em> will then take the 3 and round up to give you 2,840
