S^2 = 16/36 ft^2
s = √(16/36 ft^2) = 4/6 ft
The side length of the square is 2/3 ft, or 8 inches.
My work to your question.
One bag of soil is 5/8 pounds.
you have 16 of them.
just multiply 16 by 5/8.
you could just type it into your calculator, or you could do it the long way:
she has 10 pounds of potting soil.
The answer should be 12 units^2
starting from the left side of the shape you multiply base 2 by height 2 which gets 4 then divide by 2 since it is a triangle. next multiply 2x2 for the square in the middle which gets you 4. lastly multiply 6x2 for the triangle on the right which gets you 12 however bc it is a triangle you must divide by 2 and get 6. then add them all together and you get 12.
To solve this problem you must apply the proccedure shown below:
1- You have the following information given in the problem above:
- <span>The square of the diagonal of the rectangle is equal to the sum of the squares of the length and the width.
- The length is 25 meters and the diagonal is 45 meters.
2- Therefore, you have:
x: diagonal of the rectangle.
x^2=l^2+w^2
3- You have:
w^2+l^2-x^2=0
w^2+(25)^2-(45)^2=0
w^2-1400=0
w=37.41
The answer is: </span>w^2-1400=0
