Answer:
angle 3- 131
angle 2- 112
angle 5- 37
angle 1- 80
angle 4- 80
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Answer:
111 pieces of soda
Step-by-step explanation:
step 1
Find the area of the rectangular backyard
The area of the rectangular backyard is equal to
where
substitute
step 2
Find the area of one piece of sod
The area of the rectangular piece of sod is
where
substitute
step 3
Find the pieces of sod needed
To find out how many whole pieces of sod will Jim need to buy to cover his backyard, divide the area of the backyard by the area of one piece of soda
so
Round up
111 pieces of soda
Okay so to figure out this problem you need to say 5/1 times 3/4 which equals 15/4 We know that we cant have an improper fraction so we divide this and it equals 3
J i think it is I’m not sure
First, you could see the amount of fence he could buy, or 144/6, which would be 24, so Mr. North can buy 24 yards of fencing.
So now to find the possible plans, we know that there are four sides, but the width and the length occur twice since it's a rectangle.
So since we know that, we can just split 24 in half to find the possibilities for one of the width sides and one of the length sides, if that makes any sense. 24/2 = 12.
So now, you could say some possibilities are length = 6 and width = 6, or length = 4 and width = 8.
And now, to consider which plan would be the best, it would probably be a 6x6 design, because it gives the biggest area to the vegetable garden, and is easy to move around.
width = 6
length = 6
area = 36 square yards (6×6)
perimeter = 24 yards (6+6+6+6)
