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Question 60963: A rectangular piece of cardboard is 2 units longer than it is wide. From each of its corners a square piece 2 units on a side is cut out. The flaps are then turned up to form an open box that has a volume of 70 cubic units. Find the length and width of the original piece of cardboard.
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Question 60957: A certain sum of money is invested at 10%. Twice that amount is invested at 8%. The total amount of interest from both investments is $91.00. How much is invested at 8%. Can you show me how you work it out and solve it?
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Question 60954: A mother left 20% of her estate to one son and 25% to another son. The remaining $55,000 she left to the other daughter. Find the amount of investment. This is relatively easy, but I can't remember how to work it out. Can you show me how to work out this word problem.
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Question 62037: You are visiting your grandparents on their farm. They have asked you to design a small, rectangular-shaped vegetable garden along an existing wall in their backyard. they wish to surround the garden with a small fence to protect their plants from animals.
To enclose the garden, you have 15 yards of fencing. The fencing is sold in .6 yard panels. In order to grow as many vegetables as possible, your task is to design the fence to enclose the maximum possible area. Partial panels of fencing may not be used.
How many panels of fencing should you use along the width of the garden?
How many panels would you use along the length of the garden?
Justify your solution in complete sentences.
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I know that the length is 27 feet (15 panels) and the width is 9 feet (5 panels) each. Panels are 1.8 feet each. The wall is the 2nd length.
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Question 62806: I have tried to take H= volume divided by the length and width. But I could not come to a solution. Here is the question. A rectangular solid has the base width of 10cm and width 9cm. If the volume of the solid is , find the hieght of the sloid. Thank you in advance.
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Question 62935: Cameron had driven his car 20 kilometers before Ruth began driving her car to catch up. How long will it take Ruth to catch Cameron if Cameron travels at 55 kilometers per hour and Ruth travels at 135 kilometers per hour?
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Question 62935: Cameron had driven his car 20 kilometers before Ruth began driving her car to catch up. How long will it take Ruth to catch Cameron if Cameron travels at 55 kilometers per hour and Ruth travels at 135 kilometers per hour?
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Question 63293: Rashad wants to wallpaper the four walls of his bedroom. the room is rectangular and measures 11 feet by 13 feet. the cieling is 10 feet high. a roll of wallpaper at a store is 2.5 feet wide and 50 feet long. how may rolls should he buy?
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Question 63537: You have a 10 cm cube and you cut the cube into 1 cm pieces, what is the largest cube you can build that looks solid from the outside but is hollow on the inside, and how many pieces would be left over?
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Question 63860: The Tour De France is a bicycle race that begins in Dublin,Ireland, but is primarily a race through France.On each day,racers cover a certain distance depending on the steepness of terrian. Suppose that on one particular day, the racers must complete 210mi. One cyclist, traveling 10mph faster than a second cyclist, covers the distance in 2.4 hrs less time than the second cyclist. Find the rate of the first cyclist.
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Question 63969: Gloria had a rectangular garden plot last year with an area of 60 square feet. This year gloria's garden plot is one foot wider and three feet shorter than last year's garden, but it has the same area. What were the dimensions of the garden last year?
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Question 64008: Gina has a sheet of cardboard that measures 9ft by 6ft. She uses scissors and tape to make the entire sheet of cardboard into a closed box that is a perfect cube. What is the surface area of the box? What is the length of each edge of the box? How many unit cubes would it take to fill the box?
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Question 64023: A rectangle is three times as long as it is wide.If its length and width are both decreased by 2 cm,its area is decreased by 36 cm squared.Find its original dimensions.Make a sketch as in Oral Exercise 2.
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Question 64009: Bill has a sheet of cardboard with an area of 10 square feet. He makes the entire sheet of cardboard into a closed rectangular box. The four sides of the box have the same area, and the two ends have the same area. The area of each of the four equial sides is twice the area of each end. What is the area of each face of Bill's box? What are the dimensions of Bill's box? How many unit cubes would it take to fill the box?
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Question 63864: A penalty kick in soccer is made from a penalty mark that is 36ft from a goal that is 8ft high. A possible equation for the flight of a penalty kick is h= -0.002x*2 + 0.35x, where h is the height ( in feet) of the ball x feet from the penalty mark. Assuming that the flight of the kick is toward the goal and that it is not touched by the goalie, will the ball land in the net?
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Question 64953: My son is trying to find the length from the top left corner to the bottom right corner of a cube.
This is something I have not been taught, and have tried to find the formula on the internet, without success.
For example, how would this be done for a cube with the dimensions 3.3m x 1.7m x 1.7m
Regards
Gordon
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Question 64953: My son is trying to find the length from the top left corner to the bottom right corner of a cube.
This is something I have not been taught, and have tried to find the formula on the internet, without success.
For example, how would this be done for a cube with the dimensions 3.3m x 1.7m x 1.7m
Regards
Gordon
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Question 64953: My son is trying to find the length from the top left corner to the bottom right corner of a cube.
This is something I have not been taught, and have tried to find the formula on the internet, without success.
For example, how would this be done for a cube with the dimensions 3.3m x 1.7m x 1.7m
Regards
Gordon
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