If you let the width be x, then the length will be 2x + 3. The perimeter P is
twice the width plus twice the length, i.e.,
P = 2*x + 2*(2x + 3) = 2x + 4x + 6 = 6x + 6.
So if the perimeter is 66 cm then 66 = 6x + 6 ---> 6x = 60 ---> x = 10 cm.,
and so if the perimeter is at most 66 cm., the width can be at most 10 cm..
Answer:
Algebraic expressions are simplified by using given operators
like as arithmetic
But in algebraic expression there are terms
Shade 4 slices out of the pie
Ugh, more algebra pretending to be geometry. Why?
This is a pretty awful instance of the genre, with no units on the constant 16, assumed to be degrees.
The total arc measure in a circle is 360 degrees. Geometry part over.
3m + 16 + 2m + 3m = 360
8m = 344
m = 344/8 = 43
Arc measures:
Arc 3m+16 = 3(43)+16 = 145°. The angle subtended by that arc is half that, 145/2=72.5°
Arc 2m=2(43)=86°. The angle subtended is half that, 43°
Arc 3m=3(43)=129°. The angle subtended is half that, 64.5°
