See pic and help ! 84MY NEW LAWN MOWERI bought a new gas lawn mower the other day. This new mower mows faster thanthe old electric (environmental) one. Why, you ask? It is because the old mowercut a 21 inch path, while the new one cuts a 22 inch path. So how much time did Isave? Look at some facts.My lawn is a rectangle measuring 150 feet by 105 feetI mow the lawn in strips and always in the same direction (length or width)My walking speed is 120 feet/minuteIt takes 5 seconds to turn around after each stripHow much time did I save if I mow back and forth along the width or if I mow backand forth along the length? Pick one and figure it out. My neighbor does not likeminutesthe noise it makes, but I do! 15750-120=131.25Width :

Solution: Assume that the lawn is mowed along the width. Convert 105 feet to inches. 105…

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