Question

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Stephanie's rectangular garden was 12 feet long and had a perimeter of 40 feet. She made her garden 6 feet longer.

How could she calculate the area of her new garden?

Answer 1

A.
She could calculate that the length of her new garden is 18 feet. The width of this garden would be 2 feet if the perimeter is 40 feet. She would multiply 18 × 2 to calculate the area.

B.
She could calculate that the dimensions of her original garden were 12 feet by 8 feet. The length of the new garden would be 18 feet. She would multiply 18 × 8 to calculate the area.

C.
She could calculate that the width of her original garden is 28 feet. The length of the new garden would be 18 feet. She would multiply 28 × 18 to calculate the area.

Answer 2

@help?!?!?! @MysticalFlames

Answer 3

is this algebra


you use a2+b2=c2

Answer 4

so then do want the long answer or short

Answer 5

no not algebra

Answer 6

i think its perimeter

Answer 7

ok then it would be a becuse remeber perimeter is when you add all sides together so if you add 12+6=18 right

Answer 8

do you get it

Answer 9

or want me to explain

Answer 10

sorry my laptop died so i went on my computer

Answer 11

gave you a medal and fanned you

Answer 12

@Cruznatalie150

Answer 13

it is 40-12-12 = 2b
16=2b
8=b = width

new garden (12+6)*8= 144 ft square

Answer 14

um thanks

Answer 15

welcome.