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What is the area of a rectangle with a length of 14.4 inches and a width that is one-third of the length?

A .43.2 in.2
B .51.84 in.2
C .69.12 in.2
D .103.68 in.2

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its c i did this test

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Answer:

C.

Explanation:

The area of a rectangle is typically written as:


A = l x w

where: l represents the length and w represents the width.

Since, in the given problem, we already know the value of the length which is 14.4 inches, and the value of width is one-third of the length. Thus, the width would be:


= (14.4)((1)/(3))\\= (24)/(5) \\= 4.8 inches

We will simply substitute this value to the formula to get the area.


A = lxw\\A = (14.4)(4.8)\\A = 69.12 in^(2)

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