3 feet= 1 yard
16*3= 48 feet.
47.52/48= 0.99
It will cost Brian $0.99 per foot.
Find the unit rate.
49.50/50= 0.99
No, it wouldn't. It would be the <em>same price
0.99=0.99 It doesn't matter which one Brian chose. </em>
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
53,445,912. This answer is correct, as I did it by calculator. Good luck!
Answer:
Thank you, person.
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A=1/2 b*h
So substitute it in 1/2*1/2*4
1/2*1/2= 1/4
1/4*4= 4/4= 1 so the entrance is 1 foot tall
Answer:
The length of the four pieces of protective strip is 96 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the w be the width of the rectangular house and L is length. Since L = w + 16, its perimeter P = 2(w + L)
= 2(w + w + 16)
= 2(2w + 16)
Since the perimeter of the house P = 136 feet,
136 = 2(2w + 16)
dividing through by 2, we have
136/2 = (2w + 16)
68 = (2w + 16)
collecting like terms, we have
68 - 16 = 2w
52 = 2w
dividing through by 2, we have
w = 52/2
w = 26 feet.
Now, since the side walk is 3 foot wide all around, the width of the house plus sidewalk = w + 3 and the length of the house plus sidewalk = L + 3 = w + 16 + 3 = w + 19.
So, the perimeter of the house plus sidewalk which is the perimeter of the four pieces of protective strip is P' = 2(w + 3 + w + 19)
= 2(w + 22)
= 2(26 + 22)
= 2(48)
= 96 feet
So, the length of the four pieces of protective strip is 96 feet.