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eduard1 year ago

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The area of the David's pantry = 10 square feet.

The length of the pantry = 5 feet.

<h3>Define the term area of the rectangle?</h3>

The territory inhabited by a rectangle inside its 4 sides or limits is known as its area.
The area of such a rectangle is determined by its sides. Essentially, the formula calculating area is equivalent to the product of the rectangle's length and breadth.

For the given question.

David's kitchen is 60 square feet in size.
The kitchen is six times the size of the living room.

Thus,

Area of kitchen = 6 x area of the pantry

60 = 6 x area of the pantry

area of the pantry = 60 / 6 = 10 square feet.

Area of the pantry = length x breadth

10 = length x 2

length = 10/2 = 5 feet.

Thus, the length of the pantry is found as the 5 feet.

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