The width is 4ft the length is 16ft
Yes. I guess it depends on which sidewalk you're talking about.
The average width of a sidewalk square, typically made of concrete, is about 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5 meters) wide and usually ranges from 4 to 6 feet (1.2 to 1.8 meters) in length. However, dimensions can vary based on local regulations and design standards. In residential areas, sidewalk squares may be narrower, while those in commercial areas might be wider to accommodate higher foot traffic.
(20+2w)x(12+2w)-(12x20)=68 w=1
The width would be X, and the length 4 X. Since the perimeter of 40 ft is the two lengths, and the 2 ends, that would be X+X+4X+4X= 40 ft, or 10X= 40 ft, simplified by dividing both sides of the = by 10, to get X=4 and 4X=16.
The width is 4ft the length is 16ft
The average width of a street varies a lot by city and by-law. 40 Feet for the road allotment is a good number though. For example California has a minimum of 40 feet for all city streets. I believe some laws require 64 feet for major roads too.
Yes. I guess it depends on which sidewalk you're talking about.
is that really a question lol.
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(20+2w)x(12+2w)-(12x20)=68 w=1
Length of garden = 2 times its width plus 5 feet Let 2x+5 = length and let x = width Area of sidewalk = 6x = 213 square feet x = 35.5 feet which is the width of the garden 2*35.5+5 = 76 feet which is the length of the garden
The width would be X, and the length 4 X. Since the perimeter of 40 ft is the two lengths, and the 2 ends, that would be X+X+4X+4X= 40 ft, or 10X= 40 ft, simplified by dividing both sides of the = by 10, to get X=4 and 4X=16.
96 to 102 inches in traveling configuration.
A tape measure is commonly used to measure the width and length of a sidewalk. It is important to ensure accurate measurements when planning for repairs or construction work on sidewalks.