Question

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Simon and Jane have rectangular-shaped vegetable gardens. The width of Jane’s garden is double the width of Simon’s garden. The area of Jane’s garden is 4 times that of Simon’s garden. Which statement is true?

The length of Jane’s garden is four times the length of Simon’s garden.

The length of Jane’s garden is double the length of Simon’s garden.

Jane’s garden has the same perimeter as Simon’s garden.

The perimeter of Jane’s garden is four times that of Simon’s garden.

Answer 1

this is 911 wats your emergency? lol

Answer 2

hahahaha you r cool bro

Answer 3

have you tried solving this already? and failed?

Answer 4

nop my answer is b

Answer 5

why b though?

Answer 6

my heart say that

Answer 7

well you can't always trust your heart when it comes to mathematics, though it may be right sometimes :)

Answer 8

was just a jk bro

Answer 9

well try this, we know that the area of jane's garden is 4 times that of simon's and the width of jane's is twice that of simon's. we know the formula for area of a rectangle... so with the given statements, let W be width and L be length, form equations and find out which statement is right by elimination... does that make sense?

Answer 10

yes thank you so much

Answer 11

:) so what was your answer?

Answer 12

b

Answer 13

:) awesome! good job, see you around soon x