She needs to lay 11 slabs on each row to make a square
<h3>How to determine the number of slabs in each row?</h3>
The total number of slabs is given as:
Total = 121 slabs
Let this represent the area of the slab.
The area of a square is calculated as:
Area = Length^2
Substitute the known values in the above equation
Length^2 = 121
Take the square root of both sides
Length = 11
Hence, she needs to lay 11 slabs on each row to make a square
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I found width=13.72 ft and length=43.72 ft.
Call one dimension of the rectangle x, the other will be x+30
You want an area A=600 ft^2 but A=length x width=x*(x+30)=600
Rearranging you get:

solving this quadratic equation you get a negative solution and a positive one that gives your result.
The unknown is the distance in kilometres
The given is the distance in miles=140 miles
1 mile=1.6093km
140 miles=?
140/1*1.6093km=225.302km
Therefore the 140 miles in km is 225.302km
I think the answer is .4m^7n^8
Uhh I don’t know how to give it a clear explanation but all I did was multiply them
-0.8•-0.5= .4
M^2•m^5=m^7
n•n^7=n^8
Hope this helps some.