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A rectangular pasture has a fence around the perimeter. The length of the fence is 16x^7 and the width is 48x^4. What is the area of the pasture?

User Fridojet
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A=LW
multily
remmber

(x^m)(x^n)=x^(m+n)
so

(16x^7)(48x^4)=(16)(x^7)(48)(x^4)=
(16)(48)(x^7)(x^4)(768)(x^(7+4))=768x^(11)
User Bsmarcosj
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Answer:

The area of the rectangular pasture is
768x^(11)\ unit^(2).

Explanation:

Formula

Area of a rectangle = Length Ă— Breadth

As given

A rectangular pasture has a fence around the perimeter. The length of the fence is
16x^(7) and the width is
48x^(4).

Put all the values in the formula


Area\ of\ a\ rectangular\ pasture = 16x^(7)* 48x^(4)

Now by using the exponent


x^(a)* x^(b) = x^(a+b)


Area\ of\ a\ rectangular\ pasture = 16* 48* (x^(7+4))


Area\ of\ a\ rectangular\ pasture = 768(x^(11))

Therefore the area of the rectangular pasture is
768x^(11)\ unit^(2).

User Ranjeet Singh
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