Equation Problems (Area)
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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
Find x if the area of the rectangle below is 165cm².- x= (7)
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.Distributive Property
a(b+c)=ab+acArea of a Rectangle
A=L×WFirst, label the values and form an equation using the Area of a Rectangle formula.L=(x+8)cmW=11cmA=165cm²A = L×W 165 = (x+8)×11 Substitute the values 165 = 11(x+8) 11(x+8) = 165 To solve for x, it needs to be alone on one side.Start by expanding the left side of the equation by using the Distributive Property.11(x +8) = 165 11x +11(8) = 165 11x +88 = 165 Next, move 88 to the other side by subtracting 88 from both sides of the equation.11x +88 = 165 11x +88 −88 = 165 −88 11x = 77 88−88 cancels out Finally, remove 11 by dividing both sides of the equation by 11.11x = 77 11x÷11 = 77÷11 x = 7 11÷11 cancels out x=7 -
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Find y.- y= (4)
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.Distributive Property
a(b+c)=ab+acArea of a Rectangle
A=L×WFirst, label the values and form an equation using the Area of a Rectangle formula.L=(6y−5)cmW=10cmA=190cm²A = L×W 190 = (6y−5)×10 Substitute the values 190 = 10(6y−5) To solve for y, it needs to be alone on one side.Start by expanding the right side of the equation by using the Distributive Property.190 = 10(6y −5) 190 = 10(6y)+10(−5) 190 = 60y −50 Next, move 50 to the other side by adding 50 to both sides of the equation.190 = 60y −50 190 +50 = 60y −50 +50 240 = 60y −50+50 cancels out Finally, remove 60 by dividing both sides of the equation by 60.240 = 60y 240÷60 = 60y÷60 4 = y 60÷60 cancels out y = 4 y=4 -
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Find n if the area of the triangle below is 140cm².- n= (13)
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.Area of a Triangle
A=12bhFirst, label the values and form an equation using the Area of a Triangle formula.b=(2n+9)cmh=8cmA=140cm²A = 12bh 140 = 12(2n+9)8 Substitute the values 140 = 4(2n+9) Simplify 4(2n+9) = 140 To solve for n, it needs to be alone on one side.Start with removing 4 by dividing both sides of the equation by 4.4(2n +9) = 140 4(2n +9)÷4 = 140÷4 2n +9 = 35 4÷4 cancels out Next, move 9 to the other side by subtracting 9 from both sides of the equation.2n +9 = 35 2n +9 −9 = 35 −9 2n = 26 9−9 cancels out Finally, remove 2 by dividing both sides of the equation by 2.2n = 26 2n÷2 = 26÷2 n = 13 2÷2 cancels out n=13 -
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Find h.- h= (20)cm
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.Area of a Triangle
A=12bhFirst, label the values and form an equation using the Area of a Triangle formula.A=170cm²b=17cmh=?cmA = 12bh 170 = 12(17)h Substitute the values To solve for h, it needs to be alone on one side.Start with removing 12 by multiplying both sides of the equation by 2.170 = 12(17)h 170×2 = 12(17)h×2 340 = 17h 12×2 cancels out Finally, remove 17 by dividing both sides of the equation by 17.340 = 17h 340÷17 = 17h÷17 20 = h 17÷17 cancels out h = 20cm h=20cm -
Question 5 of 5
5. Question
Find the dimensions and the area of the rectangle below.-
L= (69)cmW= (7)cmA= (483)cm²
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.Distributive Property
a(b+c)=ab+acArea of a Rectangle
A=L×WFirst, find the value of x.Do this by forming an equation knowing that opposite sides of a rectangle are equal.3x+6 = 4x−15 To solve for x, it needs to be alone on one side.Start by moving 3x to the other side by subtracting 3x from both sides of the equation.3x +6 = 4x −15 3x +6 −3x = 4x −15 −3x 6 = x −15 3x−3x cancels out Next, move 15 to the other side by adding 15 to both sides of the equation.6 = x −15 6 +15 = x −15 +15 21 = x −15+15 cancels out x = 21 Substitute x=21 to find the dimensions of the rectangle.Width = 13x = 13(21)cm = 7cm Length = 3x +6 = 3(21) +6 = 63+6 = 69cm Finally, use the dimensions of the rectangle to find its Area.L=69 cmW=7cmA = L×W Area Formula = 69×7 Substitute the values = 483cm² Simplify L=69cmW=7cmA=483cm² -
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