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What is the perimeter og a garden that is 20ft long and 15ft wide?
Perimeter = 20+20+15+15 = 70 feet
What is one third square foot of a 15ft by 20ft area?
100
What is the square footage 20 feet by 15 feet?
20ft * 15ft = 300 square feet.
A 6ft tall post cast a shadow on the ground that is 4.5ft long a tree cast a shadow 15ft long How tall is the tree?
Let x= height of the tree By ratio and proportion: 6ft/4.5ft = x/15ft 4.5ft x = 6ft (15ft) x= 20ft.
What is the width of a rectangle whose length is 4ft and perimeter is at most 20ft?
6 feet
What is the perimeter og a garden that is 20ft long and 15ft wide?
Perimeter = 20+20+15+15 = 70 feet
What is the perimeter and area of a yard that length is 20ft and width is 15ft?
Perimeter l+l+w+w= 70ft Area LxW =300 sqft
What is a perimeter of a rectangular garden that is 20ft long and 10ft wide?
It is 60 feet.
What is one third square foot of a 15ft by 20ft area?
100
What is the square footage 20 feet by 15 feet?
20ft * 15ft = 300 square feet.
A rectangular table measures 7 feet by 3 feet what is the perimeter?
20ft is the perimeter.
What is the perimeter of 4 ft by 6 ft rectangle?
20ft
A 6ft tall post cast a shadow on the ground that is 4.5ft long a tree cast a shadow 15ft long How tall is the tree?
Let x= height of the tree By ratio and proportion: 6ft/4.5ft = x/15ft 4.5ft x = 6ft (15ft) x= 20ft.
The perimeter of a square is 20ft whats the area?
Divide the perimeter by 4, to get the length of one side. From there, you can easily calculate the area.
What is the perimeter of a square if each side is 5 feet?
5ft x 4 = 20ft
What is the width of a rectangle whose length is 4ft and perimeter is at most 20ft?
6 feet
A seesaw has a 20ft board if you weigh 120 pounds and the fulcrum is 15ft from your end how much should your seesaw partner weigh for easy ups and downs?
To balance the seesaw, your partner should weigh 144 pounds. This is because the weight of each person multiplied by their distance from the fulcrum should be equal. So, 120 pounds × 15ft = Partner's weight × 20ft, which amounts to 144 pounds.
