Mathematics, 25.01.2021 21:00 Netnee
Karley is an architect building the city pool. The larger rectangle represents the entire pool area. The smaller rectangle represents the pool. The shaded area represents the 4-foot walkway border around the pool. What is the area of the walkway border, or the shaded region, of this figure in square feet Two rectangles, one lying completely within the other. The area between the rectangles is shaded. Two adjacent sides of the larger rectangle are labeled sixty feet and forty feet. The shaded area is labeled four foot border.
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Liz is shipping a package to her friend. the maximum weight of a medium flat-rate box is 20 pounds, including the box which weighs 6 ounces. write and solve an inequality to describe the possible weight in pounds, w, of the contents that liz will ship to her friend if she must use a medium flat-rate box. use the drop-down menus to explain your answer.
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 22:00, jnkbragg3696
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Given that s is the centroid of triangle mno, find sq.
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