Question

@matthew1286 i need ur help

Answer 1

with what im no that good at math lol but ill see if i can help

Answer 2

@jessie13

Answer 3

do u knw math

Answer 4

okay

Answer 5

so u knwo math

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

i do

Answer 8

ok

Answer 9

Simon has a garden that is 10 feet wide. The perimeter of the garden is 50 feet.

What is the area of Simon’s garden?

Answer 10

i got 150 is that right

Answer 11

yeah

Answer 12

yes that is right! that is what i got!

Answer 13

i got 3 more can u help me

Answer 14

sure

Answer 15

The rug in Mario’s room is 6 feet by 6 feet. He wants to buy a new rug that is double the length of the old rug.

How will the area of the rug change?

A.
The area of the new rug will be the same as the area of the old rug.

B.
The area of the new rug will be 4 times the area of the old rug.

C.
The area of the new rug will be half the area of the old rug.

D.
The area of the new rug will be twice the area of the old rug.

Answer 16

i got D for the answer

Answer 17

yes D is right!

Answer 18

i told u d dude

Answer 19

i told u i was sure it was d

Answer 20

i was just double checking

Answer 21

ok well i said it was d u didnt say anything

Answer 22

good bye

Answer 23

@Smileyside what do u think

Answer 24

i got 200!

Answer 25

u sure

Answer 26

i was thinking 200
but i was never fully sure

Answer 27

ok i got another one ready matthew and the rest of u guys

Answer 28

k

Answer 29

what do u think

Answer 30

help does anyone know this

Answer 31

find the area of the larger square and then of the small squares subtract the small squares value from the large square value and divide by 4 yielding the amount of tiles needed.

Answer 32

thats what i did i got 130

Answer 33

your math is wrong? The area of the big square is 8*8 = 64 ; area of 1 small square is 2*2 = 4 but there are four of them so 4*4 = 16 work it from there and see what you get.

Answer 34

so i do what doi need to add or subtract or multiply

Answer 35

you need to subtract the small square area from the larger to get the remaining area to be filled up with white tiles. After you have the remaning area you have to divide by 4 which is the area of a small tile to see how many small tiles will actually be needed to take up the left over space.

Answer 36

can u just give me the equation to solve

Answer 37

64-16 = ? -> ?/4 = answer

Answer 38

i got 54

Answer 39

is that right