Answer:
a= 200
b = 210
Step-by-step explanation:
My assumption is, we have to find the length of sides of rectangle
Given
perimeter = 2a + 2b = 820 ft (i) (here a is smaller side and b is larger side)
area = a*b = 42,000 ft^2 (ii)
from eq (1)
2a + 2b = 820
=> 2(a+b) = 820
=> a+b = 820/2
=> a + b = 410
=> a = 410-b (iii)
putting the value of a in eq(ii), we get
(410-b) *b = 42,000
410b - b^2 = 42,000
0 = b^2 - 410b + 42000
b^2 - 410b + 42000 = 0
b^2- 200b- 210b + 42000 = 0
b(b-200)-210(b-200) = 0
(b-200)(b-210) = 0
or
b= 210 and b = 200
if b is larger side than b =210
By putting value of b in eq(iii),
a = 410 -210 = 200
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The correct option is: Option (B)

Explanation:
First thing is that the difference between each number in the series with the next number is 5. It means it must be the multiple of 5. There are two options that contain multiples of 5: Option B and Option D. Now in the option D, the upper limit is 6. If we put 6 in the expression: 5(6)-2, the last term would be 28. However in the series given in the question, the last term is 33. Hence 5(7) - 2 = 35 - 2 = 33 which is Option B.
When i=1: 5(1)-2 = 3
When i=2: 5(2)-2 = 8
When i=3: 5(3)-2 = 13
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When i=7: 5(7)-2 = 35-2 = 33
Hence the correct option is (B).
Answer:
14 and 16
Step-by-step explanation:
They are the ONLY consecutive even numbers
And also
x and (x+2)
x(x+2)=224 ( product of a number and the consecutive of that number)
x ²+ 2x-224=0
(x+16)(x-14) =0
x=-16 or 14
In this case 14 and (14+2) 14 and 16
The integers are either 14 and 16 or -14 and -16.
Answer:Edwin average rate of jogging in miles per hour is
2 miles per hour
At the end of 30 min Edwin completed the track 3 times before Jose.
Step-by-step explanation:
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