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From algebra problem, need help in defining variables to establish an equation.?
You are the landscaping of a park and just putting in a flower bed 8 feet by 12 feet. Would you like to surround the bed with a border of flowers. Each plant will cover 1 square foot and has 224 floors for use. How wide a strip of land that should be prepared for the border? Define the variables in the equation and show clearly the responses
I got stuck, but as the type of others have, I figured it out – though both had errors but thanks to the other:) I have a way of making way too much information, but here goes: We know the original width and length, so new dimensions will increase uniformly by "A" on both sides (border width) (A * (a +12) = total bed (8 * 12) + total of 224 border = 96 + 224 = 320 (8) * (a + 12) = 320 then factor-paper aluminum a ^ 2 + 20 + 96 = 320 least 320 on both sides along a ^ 2 + 20a – 224 = 0 (a + 28) (a – = 0 for a = 8 or 8 feet wide plug boundary in the problem, check the original surface (8) * (a +12) = 320 (8 +8) * (8 +12) = 320 16 * 20 = 320 YES!
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* (a +12) = total bed (8 * 12) + total of 224 border = 96 + 224 = 320 (8) * (a + 12) = 320 then factor-paper aluminum a ^ 2 + 20 + 96 = 320 least 320 on both sides along a ^ 2 + 20a – 224 = 0 (a + 28) (a – 