Julia grows flowers in a garden that is the shape of a rectangle. the side lengths are 51/2 feet and 3 ft. which of these is equal to the area of the garden

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Srneczek asked Jun 18, 2023

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Julia grows flowers in a garden that is the shape of a rectangle. the side lengths are 51/2 feet and 3 ft. which of these is equal to the area of the garden

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Explanation:

an area of a rectangle is

A= LW

A=51/2 (3)

A= 153/2

A= 76.5 ft

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