Concept explainers
a.
To find: the area of the existing patio.
Given information:
The diagram representing the patio:
Formula Used:
Calculation:
From the given picture, it is clear that the patio is rectangular-shaped. And the length of the patio is 30 ft, while the width of the patio is 20 ft.
So,
b.
To find: a verbal model and an equation to find the value of x .
Given information:
The museum wants to increase the area of the existing patio by 464 square feet by expanding the patio as shown:
Formula Used:
Calculation:
From part (a), the area of the existing patio is
Now, by looking the given diagram, it can be seen that the patio is expanded by increasing both its length and the width by x feet. So, the new length of the patio is
So, the new area is:
But it is also known that the new area is
c.
To solve: the equation found in part b and find the value of x .
Given information:
The museum wants to increase the area of the existing patio by 464 square feet by expanding the patio as shown:
Property Used:
Zero Product property: If product of two expressions is zero, then either one or both the expressions equal zero.
Calculation:
From part (b), the equation to be used to find the value of x is:
Multiply using FOIL,
Combine the like terms,
Subtract 1064 from both sides,
Factor the above equation,
Then, by zero product property,
Solve for x ,
Since the museum wants to increase the patio's width and length by x feet, so the value of x can’t be negative. So, the only solution to the given problem is:
Thus, the length and the width of the patio are increased by 8 feet.
Chapter 1 Solutions
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