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Suppose that the width of a rectangular garden is (6 − 2√3) ft. And the length of the garden is (3 + √3) ft. (a) Find the area of the garden in simplest radical form. (2 points)

User Himekami
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Answer:

A = 12 feet²

Explanation:

Given that,

The width of a rectangular garden is (6 − 2√3) ft.

The length of the garden is (3 + √3) ft.

We need to find the area of the garden. The area of a rectangle is given by :

A = lb

Put all the values,

A = (6 − 2√3)(3 + √3)

A = 12 feet²

So, the area of the garden is equal to 12 feet².

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