There are infinitely many possible answers. Let L = any length greater than or equal to sqrt(193) feet. and let W = 193/L then any rectangle with length L and width W has an area of L*W = L*(193/L = 193 sq feet. And since L can have an infinite number of values, there are infinitely many solutions. Furthermore, this is just for rectangular shapes. The area could be circular, triangular or any other shape.
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The area of a rectangle does not provide enough information. Let L be any number greater than sqrt(60) = approx 7.75 and let B = 60/L. Then a rectangle with length L units and Breadth B units will have an area of L*B = L*(60/L) = 60 square units. Since L can be any number greater than 7.75, there are infiitely many choices for L and so infinitely many possible rectangles.
Several combinations are possible. Use any number for L and for W, then divide 1412 / (L x W) to get the third number.
There is not enough information to answer the question. First of all, the shape of the area is unknown. Even if it were a rectangle, all that can be said is that one of the sides must be at least sqrt(500) = 22.36 ft (approx). Take any number L greater than 22.36 and let W = 500/L Consider a rectangle with Length = L ft and Width = W ft. The area of such a rectangle is L*W = L*(500/L) = 55 sq ft. But L is ANY length more than 22.36 feet. There are infinitely many possible values for L.
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There are infinitely many possible answers. Let L = any length greater than or equal to sqrt(193) feet. and let W = 193/L then any rectangle with length L and width W has an area of L*W = L*(193/L = 193 sq feet. And since L can have an infinite number of values, there are infinitely many solutions. Furthermore, this is just for rectangular shapes. The area could be circular, triangular or any other shape.
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