SOLUTION: Suppose I want a garden with 400 square feet (area). Write an equation that can be used to find the values for x that result in that area.
My thoughts are:
A(x)=x*y
or
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My thoughts are:
A(x)=x*y
or
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Question 603460: Suppose I want a garden with 400 square feet (area). Write an equation that can be used to find the values for x that result in that area.
My thoughts are:
A(x)=x*y
or
Hi,
a garden with 400 square feet (area).
A = l*w = 400 square feet
20*20 , 10*40 , 8*50, few alternatives
If for ex, You wanted it to be 25ft long then width would be 16ft
First off you cannot use because that says the function depends on when in fact the function depends on both and .
You can write:
But that doesn't do much for your specific situation where you want the area to be
The question you want to answer is: Given that the result must be a rectangle with an area of , if I choose a value for one of the dimensions of the rectangle, what must the other dimension, , be?
Start with
Divide by
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it