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12 October, 02:22

Suppose you need to put a fence around a rectangular garden that has a perimeter of 64ft. the width is 12ft less than the length. find the length and width of the garden

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  1. 12 October, 02:45
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    Perimeter of the rectangular garden as given in the question = 64 feet

    Let us assume the length of the rectangular garden = x feet

    Then

    The width of the rectangular garden = x - 12 feet

    So

    Perimeter of the rectangular garden = 2 (length + width)

    64 = 2 (x + x - 12)

    64/2 = 2x - 12

    32 = 2x - 12

    32 + 12 = 2x

    2x = 44

    x = 44/2

    = 22

    So

    The length of the rectangular garden = 22 feet

    And

    The width of the rectangular garden = x - 12 feet

    = 22 - 12 feet

    = 10 feet
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