A golden rectangle has side lengths in the ratio of about 1 : 1.618. If the long side of a golden rectangle is 35 cm, what is its area? Round your answer to the nearest tenth. show work

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A golden rectangle has side lengths in the ratio of about 1 : 1.618. If the long side of a golden rectangle is 35 cm, what is its area? Round your answer to the nearest tenth. show work

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Answer:

757.11

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35 x (35 / 1.618) = 757.11

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