The perimerer of another quilt had to be 34 feet because he only had that much binding. if he wanted to be 8 feet long, what would its area be

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Marin Crosby

Mathematics

27 August, 19:50

The perimerer of another quilt had to be 34 feet because he only had that much binding. if he wanted to be 8 feet long, what would its area be

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Bronson Noble · Answer 1

If you have 8 feet long, there are two 8 foot sides on the quilt. Then, take 8+8 to find how much you've already used to get the other 2 sides. 8+8=16.

34-16=18. Then take 18 divided by 2 to find the measure of one of the two remaining sides. 18/2=9

so, the length is 8 feet and the width is 9.

To find area, take length x width

8x9=72

The area of the quilt is 72 feet