the side length of toms square garden was 36 ft. he used 1/2 of the garden for growing roses. what area of his garden was used for growing roses?

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Darryl Vaughn

Mathematics

11 March, 22:38

the side length of toms square garden was 36 ft. he used 1/2 of the garden for growing roses. what area of his garden was used for growing roses?

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Saige Waller · Answer 1

648 ft ²

Step-by-step explanation:

The area of Tom's garden would be 36*36 which gives us 1296 ft squared. He used half of his garden for growing roses which means he used 1296/2 = 648 ft squared for his roses.