Matt and Emily are building a rectangular vegetable garden for their grandmother. They can use up to 60 feet of fencing to enclose the garden. Which of the following is a possible combination of length and width they can use to build the garden?
A. Length: 5 feet, Width: 26 feet
B. Length: 11 feet, Width: 20 feet
C. Length: 12 feet, Width: 17 feet
D. Length: 17 feet, Width: 14 feet

Question

Matt and Emily are building a rectangular vegetable garden for their grandmother. They can use up to 60 feet of fencing to enclose the garden. Which of the following is a possible combination of length and width they can use to build the garden?
	A.	Length: 5 feet,  Width: 26 feet
	B.	Length: 11 feet,  Width: 20 feet
	C.	Length: 12 feet,  Width: 17 feet
	D.	Length: 17 feet,  Width: 14 feet

jmansedg · Answer

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jmansedg · Answer

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thecuteone25 · Answer

I think B but i'm not 100% sure

jmansedg · Answer

the next one is Determine which of the following ordered pairs is the solution of the given system.
x + 3y = 10
2x - y = 6 
	A.	(4, 2)
	B.	(7, 1)
	C.	(16, -2)
	D.	(3, 0)

jmansedg · Answer

help me please

isaidavila · Answer

I think it's A

jmansedg · Answer

ok what about this one   Select the system below which meets the following conditions: The slope-intercept forms are identical, so the graphs are identical. Both equations share all their ordered pairs as solutions. 
	A.	y + 3x = 5 
y = 2x + 5
	B.	y = 4x - 1
y = 3x - 2
	C.	y = 2x - 4 
y/2 + 2 = x
	D.	None of the above

jmansedg · Answer

mate hurry i have to turn this in

isaidavila · Answer

x+3y=10
3(2x-y)=18
You multiply by 3 to eliminate y and find x
Then sum up the equations and
7x=28
x=4

jmansedg · Answer

and i still have 5 more

isaidavila · Answer

It's the C bro just solve for y the seco d equation