so the two lengths and widths of three fields add up in all 24 meters perimeter...
that's small...
remi2019:
ya
remi2019:
it would be 34
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snowflake0531:
@AZ
i don't get it fsr lol
remi2019:
fsr?
means what
snowflake0531:
for some reason *
AZ:
so let's do one field at a time, shall we?
AZ:
Field #1 has a width of 4
the perimeter is 24 for all the fields
perimeter = width + width + length + length
perimeter = 2*width + 2*length
so what is the length if the width is 4 and perimeter is 24
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remi2019:
20
remi2019:
or wait 10??
remi2019:
NO IT IS 6 right
snowflake0531:
...
nah
AZ:
no no so
24 = 4 + 4 + length + length
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remi2019:
so 8
AZ:
there you go!
so what would the area be if the width is 4 and the length is 8?
remi2019:
32
AZ:
so that's your number for the first field!
now for the second field
AZ:
perimeter is 24
width is 6
what is the length?
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remi2019:
6
remi2019:
right
AZ:
good!
AZ:
and what would the area be
remi2019:
36
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AZ:
good! now field #3
AZ:
perimeter is 24 and width is 7
what is the length?
remi2019:
5
AZ:
good! and what is the area?
remi2019:
35
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remi2019:
tysm
AZ:
good! so now you have all the numbers for part a
for part B, just choose the rectangle that gives you the biggest area
remi2019:
2
AZ:
Look at you go! That's correct :)
remi2019:
tysm
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