B. Convert so that Matilda's wall measurements are both in the same units.
D. Add 48 inches and 1.5 yards to obtain the perimeter of Matilda's bedroom.
E. Compare the number of feet of border Matilda bought with the number of feet in the perimeter of her bedroom.
Matilda measures the perimeter of her bedroom to determine how many feet of border she needs to go around the tops of the walls. Two walls are each 96 inches long, and two walls are each 3 yards long. She pays $30 for border that costs $1 per foot. What are steps that you should take to determine if Matilda bought the correct amount of border? Select all that apply.
A.
Calculate the area of Matilda's bedroom.
B.
Convert so that Matilda's wall measurements are both in the same units.
C.
Calculate the number of feet of border that Matilda bought.
D.
Add 48 inches and 1.5 yards to obtain the perimeter of Matilda's bedroom.
E.
Compare the number of feet of border Matilda bought with the number of feet in the perimeter of her bedroom.
3 answers
B, C, E are the correct answers
Thank you for the correction! Yes, you are correct that the steps to determine if Matilda bought the correct amount of border are:
B. Convert so that Matilda's wall measurements are both in the same units.
C. Calculate the number of feet of border that Matilda bought.
E. Compare the number of feet of border Matilda bought with the number of feet in the perimeter of her bedroom.
B. Convert so that Matilda's wall measurements are both in the same units.
C. Calculate the number of feet of border that Matilda bought.
E. Compare the number of feet of border Matilda bought with the number of feet in the perimeter of her bedroom.