Kendra is putting up a new fence around a rectangle or playground that measure 25 feet by 37 feet. If fencing costs 75.00 per foot how much will she have left over if she begins with 10,000?

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Melina Hoffman

Mathematics

4 July, 03:57

Kendra is putting up a new fence around a rectangle or playground that measure 25 feet by 37 feet. If fencing costs 75.00 per foot how much will she have left over if she begins with 10,000?

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Brennan Mcdonald · Answer 1

Answer: She will have $700 left over.

Step-by-step explanation: Since we know that a rectangle has two sides with the measurement, we can add the sides. 37+37+25+25=124. The fencing in 124 feet in total. Multiply the 124 feet by the price per foot. 124 x 75 = 9,300. Subtract the price from your total amount of money. 10,000 - 9,300 = $700. She will have $700 left over.