Question

25 feet. The width of the kitchen is 3 feet, and the width of the remaining living space is 12 feet

Answer 1

To understand your statement regarding the dimensions you provided, it seems you are describing a space with a total width (or possibly length) of 25 feet, which includes a kitchen that is 3 feet wide and a remaining living space that is 12 feet wide.

Let’s break it down:

1. **Total space width**: 25 feet
2. **Width of the kitchen**: 3 feet
3. **Width of the remaining living space**: 12 feet

Since you provided the widths of the kitchen and the living space, we can sum these widths to find out how much space is left.

- Total width accounted for so far:
- Kitchen: 3 feet
- Living space: 12 feet
- **Total accounted for** = 3 + 12 = 15 feet

If the total width of the area is 25 feet, we can determine the remaining width:

- Remaining width = Total width - Total accounted for
- Remaining width = 25 feet - 15 feet = 10 feet

This means that there is a remaining space of 10 feet, which might represent another area or the rest of the room.

If you need further information or if there's something specific you’d like to calculate or clarify about these dimensions, feel free to let me know!