(Kinda Tricky! Please Help!)

Select the inequality that models the problem.

The length of a rectangle is four times its width. If the area of the rectangle is less than 100 square meters, what is the greatest width of the rectangle?

A.
4w • w

Question

(Kinda Tricky! Please Help!)

Select the inequality that models the problem.
 
The length of a rectangle is four times its width. If the area of the rectangle is less than 100 square meters, what is the greatest width of the rectangle?
 
 A.
4w • w < 100
 
 B.
4w < 100
 
 C.
4w + w < 100
 
 D.
4 + 4w < 100

anonymous · Answer

Area is length time width... And length=4w... So the first side is 4w*w... and A is the only one with that part of the answer

anonymous · Answer

? What do you mean

anonymous · Answer

Well to find the area of a rectangle you multiply the length times the width.. Thats a formula. So they give you that the Length is 4 times the width and you can show that by 4w... So length times width would be
4w (the length) times by w (the width)