A square flower bed that is 7 feet long is surrounded by a square lawn that is 17 feet long. What is the area covered by the lawn?

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Coat asked Mar 15, 2022

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A square flower bed that is 7 feet long is surrounded by a square lawn that is 17 feet long. What is the area covered by the lawn?

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Explanation:

7*4=28

17*4=68

68-28=40

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Answer:

240 Sq Feet

Explanation:

the flower bed is 7*7= so 49 Square Feet

The Lawn, including the garden is 17*17= 289 square feet

the lawn without the garden is 289-49= 240 sq feet

Mahendra Gunawardena answered Mar 22, 2022

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