Word problem..Rectangular garden with a walkway around it?
Patrick Bitsui: "The length of your rectangular garden is 3 more than twice the width"assuming that is 3 feet more. L = length of garden, W = width of garden, A = area of gardenL = 2W + 3A = LW = W(2W + 3) = 2W² + 3WLâ = length of garden+walks, Wâ = width of garden+walks, Aâ = area of garden+walksLâ = L + 16Wâ = W + 16Aâ = (L + 16)(W + 16) = LW + 16W + 16L + 256substituting L = 2W + 3Aâ = (2W + 3)W + 16W + 16(2W + 3) + 256Aâ = 2W² + 3W + 16W + 32W + 48 + 256Aâ = 2W² + 51W + 304 ⬠Wallk Area = 2W² + 51W + 304 â" (2W² + 3W)Aâ = 2W² + 51W + 304 â" 2W² â" 3WAâ = 48W + 304 ⬠alternate approach to walk area. Divide it up into 8 pieces, 4 along the length and width, and 4 corner pieces. Aâ = 2(8â¢W) + 2(8â¢L) + 4(8â¢8)Aâ = 16W + 16L + 256subst L = 2W + 3Aâ = 16W + 16(2W + 3) + 256Aâ = 16W + 32W + 48 + 256Aâ = 48W + 304 ⬠....Show more
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