Asked by twnkal eshaal
A rectangle is 12 cm longer than it is wide. a wooden walk 2 ft wide is placed around the pond. the area covered by the pond and walk is 160 ft^2 greater than the area covered by the pond alone. What are the dimensions of the pond
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Steve
I suspect that the pond is 12 ft longer than it is wide. 12 cm is a ridiculous amount. Assuming that, we have the dimensions of w and w+12.
Then we are told that
(w+4)(w+12+4) - (w)(w+12) = 160
Solve that and you find w=12.
So, the pond is 12x24
16*28 - 12*24 = 160
Then we are told that
(w+4)(w+12+4) - (w)(w+12) = 160
Solve that and you find w=12.
So, the pond is 12x24
16*28 - 12*24 = 160
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