The width of a rectangle is 7 less than twice its length. If the area of the rectangle is 113 cm^2, what is the length of the diagonal? i did x(2x-7)=113 did the quadformula and it didnt work :\
the quad formula will give you the length of the rectangle. from this you can get the width. Once you have the length and the width, you get the length of the diagonal by using the pythagorean theorem.
2x^2 -7x -113=0 x_1,_2=(7+/- sqrt(49+904))/4 =(7+/- sqrt953)/4 =
Yeah I did that but you end up getting decimals and it doesnt work in the hw site for some reason.... i got 9.47 for the length and 11.94 for the width based on the equation. Idk if I did something wrong
hmm ill check your results
so if sqrt953 =30,8 -so continue from this
length is 9.47, width is 11.92. Length of the diagonal is 15.2
nope 15.2 doesnt work either :\
hmmm
stupid question but...it wants the length of the diagonal is cm, right?
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Yeah im assuming
it lists _____cm though
x=37,8/4 =9,4 w=2l-7=18,8-7=11,8 diagonal d=sqrt(139.24+88,36)=sqrt227,6 =15,08
not sure what the issue with your hw site is; make sure you carry all your digits forward prior to rounding and other than that, your correct
carrying all the digits worked thank you.
ok good.. :)
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