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Bas_tet [7]
2 years ago
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Janae bought a new house. The house is quite large, 2500 square feet, and has a nice sized backyard. She bought the house on a f

oreclosure, so she got a great deal: $129,900! Janae has a dog, Lyle, who is 18 years old. Lyle loves to play in the yard, but Janae's new house does not have a fenced in yard. Before Janae puts up a fence, she wants to know how big her yard is. Her yard measured as follows: Length: (x-7) Width: (x+2) How would you rephrase this scenario, keeping only information that is of importance?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Bond [772]2 years ago
4 0

Solution :

Rephrasing is defined as to rewriting or expressing the idea or the content in an alternative way.

So rephrasing the question, we get :

Janae bought a new big size house of 2500 square feet with a large size backyard at $ 129,900. Janae wants fence her backyard so that her dog, Lyle can play on the backyard. Before fencing she wants to know the perimeter of the fencing or the size of the yard so that she could fence it. The measures of her yard is :

length : (x-7)

width : (x+2)

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