Area of a Rectangle: Worded problems

If we are given that two opposite sides of the rectangle sum to 14

and in a rectangle, each pair of opposite sides are equal to each other, we will calculate the size of each one as follows:

$14:2=7$

We will call the other two opposite sides y and find the unknown as follows:

$7\times y=21$

We will divide both sides by 7 and get:

$y=3$

To find the area of the rectangle, we multiply the length by the width.

According to the data in the statement, one side will be equal to X and the other side will be equal to 4X

Now we replace the existing data:

$S=x\times4x$

$256=4x^2$

We divide the two sections by 4:

$64=x^2$

We extract the square root:

$x=\sqrt{64}=8$

If we said that one side is equal to x and the other side is equal to 4x and we know that x=8

From here we can conclude that the sides of the rectangle are equal:

$8,8\times4=8,32$

First, let's calculate the area of the tile by multiplying length and width:

$10\times5=50$

Now let's calculate how many tiles fit in the given pool area - 850 cm²:

$850:50=17$

Therefore, Joseph needs 17 tiles in total.

First, let's recall the formula for calculating the area of a rectangle:

The area of a rectangle (which has two pairs of equal opposite sides and all angles are $90\degree$) with sides of length $a,\hspace{4pt} b$units, is given by the formula:

$\boxed{ S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=a\cdot b }$(square units)

After recalling this fact, let's solve the problem:

Let's calculate the area of the rectangle whose vertices we'll mark with letters $EFGH$

$$It is given in the problem that one side of the rectangle is obtained by extending one side of the square with side length $x$ (cm) by 3 cm, and the second side of the rectangle is obtained by shortening the adjacent side of the given square by 3 cm:

$$

Therefore, the lengths of the rectangle's sides are:

$EF=HG=x+3\\ EH=FG=x-3$cm,

Now we'll use the above formula to calculate the area of the rectangle that was formed from the square in the way described in the problem:

$S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=EF\cdot EH\\ \downarrow\\ S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=(x+3)(x-3)$ (sq cm)

Let's continue and simplify the expression we got for the rectangle's area, using the difference of squares formula:

$(c+d)(c-d)=c^2-d^2$Therefore, we get that the area of the rectangle using the above formula is:

$S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=(x+3)(x-3) \\ S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=x^2-3^2\\ \boxed{ S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=x^2-9}$(sq cm)

Therefore, the correct answer is answer C.

First, let's recall the formula for calculating the area of a rectangle:

The area of a rectangle (which has two pairs of equal opposite sides and all angles are $90\degree$) with sides of length $a,\hspace{4pt} b$ units, is given by the formula:

$\boxed{ S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=a\cdot b }$(square units)

After recalling this fact, let's solve the problem:

Let's calculate the area of the rectangle whose vertices we'll mark with letters $EFGH$ (drawing)

$$It is given in the problem that one side of the rectangle is obtained by extending one side of the square with side length $x +1$ (cm) by 1 cm, and the second side of the rectangle is obtained by shortening the adjacent side of the given square by 1 cm:

Therefore, the lengths of the rectangle's sides are:

$EF=HG=(x+1)+1\\ \downarrow\\ \boxed{ EF=HG=x+2}\\ \hspace{2pt}\\ \\ EH=FG=(x+1)-1\\ \downarrow\\ \boxed{ EH=FG=x }$ (cm)

Now we'll use the above formula to calculate the area of the rectangle that was formed from the square in the way described in the problem:

$S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=EF\cdot EH\\ \downarrow\\ S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=(x+2)x$ (sq cm)

Let's continue and simplify the expression we got for the rectangle's area, using the distributive property:

$(m+n)d=md+nd$Therefore, using the distributive property, we get that the area of the rectangle is:

$S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=(x+2)x \\ \boxed{ S_{\textcolor{blue}{\boxed{\hspace{6pt}}}}=x^2+2x}$(sq cm)

Therefore, the correct answer is answer B.

After squaring all sides, we can calculate the area as follows:

$4^2=16$

Since we are given that the area of the square equals the area of the rectangle , we will write an equation with an unknown since we are only given one side length of the parallelogram:

$16=1\times x$

$x=16$

In other words, we now know that the length and width of the rectangle are 16 and 1, and we can calculate the perimeter of the rectangle as follows:

$1+16+1+16=32+2=34$

In order to solve the exercise, we first need to know the total area of the fence.

Let's remember that the area of a rectangle equals length times width.

Let's write the exercise according to the given data:

$7x\times(30x+4)$$$

We'll use the distributive property to solve the exercise. That means we'll multiply 7x by each term in the parentheses:

$(7x\times30x)+(7x\times4)=$

Let's solve each term in the parentheses and we'll get:

$210x^2+28x$

Now to calculate the painting time, we'll use the formula:

$\frac{7m^2}{\frac{1}{2}hr}=14\frac{m^2}{hr}$

The time will be equal to the area divided by the work rate, meaning:

$\frac{210x^2+28x}{14}$

Let's separate the exercise into addition between fractions:

$\frac{210x^2}{14}+\frac{28x}{14}=$

We'll reduce by 14 and get:

$15x^2+2x$

And this is Isaac's work time.