Answer:
(a) See attachment
(b) Mara's rectangle
Explanation:
Given
Mara
Ashton
Solving (a): Draw the rectangles
First, we need to calculate the possible dimension of both rectangles.
Area is calculated as:
For Mara
Possible values of length and width are:
This is so because:
For Ashton
Possible values of length and width are:
This is so because:
See attachment for diagram
Solving (b): Rectangle with bigger area
Mara's rectangle has a bigger area because