SOLUTION: Draw 3 rectangles 12cm by 14cm and use different objects to cover the area of the rectangle also say how many of the objects were used to cover it? I'm lostt

Question 1175740: Draw 3 rectangles 12cm by 14cm and use different objects to cover the area of the rectangle also say how many of the objects were used to cover it? I'm lostt
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


Hi
 3 rectangles: 12cm by 14cm  
   3(12*14) = 504cm^2

One example of picking an object to cover the three rectangles
would be squares 2cm by 2cm  
(6 across the bottom and 7 rows of them for each rectangle)
 That would take 3(42)  or 126  to cover all three rectangles.

126(4cm^2)  = 504cm^2  checks.
Wish You the Best in your Studies.

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