Answer:
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<span>60
Sorry, but the value of 150 you entered is incorrect. So let's find the correct value.
The first thing to do is determine how large the Jefferson High School parking lot was originally. You could do that by adding up the area of 3 regions. They would be a 75x300 ft rectangle, a 75x165 ft rectangle, and a 75x75 ft square. But I'm lazy and another way to calculate that area is take the area of the (300+75)x(165+75) ft square (the sum of the old parking lot plus the area covered by the school) and subtract 300x165 (the area of the school). So
(300+75)x(165+75) - 300x165 = 375x240 - 300x165 = 90000 - 49500 = 40500
So the old parking lot covers 40500 square feet. Since we want to double the area, the area that we'll get from the expansion will also be 40500 square feet. So let's setup an equation for that:
(375+x)(240+x)-90000 = 40500
The values of 375, 240, and 90000 were gotten from the length and width of the old area covered and one of the intermediate results we calculated when we figured out the area of the old parking lot. Let's expand the equation:
(375+x)(240+x)-90000 = 40500
x^2 + 375x + 240x + 90000 - 90000 = 40500
x^2 + 615x = 40500
x^2 + 615x - 40500 = 0
Now we have a normal quadratic equation. Let's use the quadratic formula to find its roots. They are: -675 and 60. Obviously they didn't shrink the area by 675 feet in both dimensions, so we can toss that root out. And the value of 60 makes sense. So the old parking lot was expanded by 60 feet in both dimensions.</span>
The length of the line segment AB where
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Answer: b. 14.1
Answer:
ANSWER: ADC=82
bda = 144
(7x+34)+(9x+46)=144
16x+80=144
16x=64
x=4
9(4)+46=82
adc=82
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
52 miles/week (12 more miles per week)
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to know the miles per week with this increasement, we'll use the rule of 3, assuming that 40 miles is the 100% innitially so:
If:
40 miles --------->100%
X miles ----------> 30%
Solving for X we have the following:
X = 30 * 40 / 100 = 12 miles
So, if Adam wants to increase his weekly mileage by 30%, he needs to run 12 more miles, and that makes a total of 52 miles/week
