The length of material needed for the border is the perimeter of the backyard play area
<h3>How to calculate the
length of
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The area of the play area is given as:

The area of a trapezoid is calculated using:

Where L1 and L2, are the parallel sides of the trapezoid and H represents the height.
The given parameter is not enough to solve the length of material needed.
So, we make use of the following assumed values.
Assume that the parallel sides are: 25 feet and 31 feet long, respectively.
While the other sides are 10.2 feet and 8.2 feet
The length of material needed would be the sum of the above lengths.
So, we have:


Using the assumed values, the length of material needed for the border is 74.4 feet
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The area of the tennis court is computed by multiplying the dimensions given,
A = 120' x 80'
A = 9600 ift
Then, we convert the area in ft² to acres,
A = (9600 in²)(2.3 x 10^-5/ 1 in²)
A = 0.24 acre
The portion of land remaining is,
A of remaining = 0.25 acre - 0.24 acre
= 0.1 acre
The remaining portion is for Andre's studies.
This, 0.1 ft² is equal to the 4% of the given area of the court.
Answer:
-1/8
Step-by-step explanation: