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I don't understand the answer: If the two square regions in the figures have the respective areas indicated in square yards, how many yards of fencing are needed to enclose the two regions? (Drawings below) options: a,\[4\sqrt{130}\]b,\[20\sqrt{10}\]c,\[24\sqrt{5}\]d,\[100\]e,\[105\sqrt{5}\]
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Answer was \[\text{c) }24\sqrt{5}\]
find the perimeter both sqaures. then add the perimeters
So \[\left(1\sqrt{5}+5\sqrt{5}\right)\times 4=6\sqrt{5}\times 4=24\sqrt{5}\]yes?
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looks good !
Thank you @ganeshie8 :)
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