Title: Perimeter Area
Course: quiz duplicate error

Q: Mary wants to put decorative tape around the box that holds her rock collection for science class. With her ruler, she measures the length of the box and finds it to be [Image] inches and then she measures the width of the box and finds it to be [Image] inches long. If there is no overlapping, how many inches of tape will she need? Write your answer as a proper mixed fraction.
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- [Image] (The question asks for the perimeter of the box. The formula for perimeter is: [Image] inches. Substitute the measured values into this formula: [Image] inches. Write the mixed fractions as improper fractions: [Image]. Find the least common denominator and add: [Image]. Multiply by 2 and reduce: [Image] [Image].)
- [Image] (The question asks for the perimeter of the box. The formula for perimeter is: [Image] inches. Substitute the measured values into this formula: [Image] inches. Write the mixed fractions as improper fractions: [Image]. Find the least common denominator and add: [Image]. Multiply by 2 and reduce: [Image] [Image].)
- [Image] (The question asks for the perimeter of the box. The formula for perimeter is: [Image] inches. Substitute the measured values into this formula: [Image] inches. Write the mixed fractions as improper fractions: [Image]. Find the least common denominator and add: [Image]. Multiply by 2 and reduce: [Image] [Image].)
- [Image] (The question asks for the perimeter of the box. The formula for perimeter is: [Image] inches. Substitute the measured values into this formula: [Image] inches. Write the mixed fractions as improper fractions: [Image]. Find the least common denominator and add: [Image]. Multiply by 2 and reduce: [Image] [Image].)
A: [Image]

Q: Mrs. Ling is putting a border around a chalkboard. The chalkboard is 48 inches long and 36 inches high.

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How many inches of border should she buy?
- 168 inches (To find the amount of border needed, add the length of each of the sides of the chalkboard. 36 + 48 + 36 + 48 = 168 The answer is 168 inches.)
- 84 inches (To find the amount of border needed, add the length of each of the sides of the chalkboard. 36 + 48 + 36 + 48 = 168 The answer is 168 inches.)
- 12 inches (To find the amount of border needed, add the length of each of the sides of the chalkboard. 36 + 48 + 36 + 48 = 168 The answer is 168 inches.)
- 120 inches (To find the amount of border needed, add the length of each of the sides of the chalkboard. 36 + 48 + 36 + 48 = 168 The answer is 168 inches.)
A: 168 inches

Q: Mr. Mata made a plan to build a fence near his shed. The dots on the plan are 1 unit apart. Each unit equals 1 yard. How long will the fence be, NOT including the sides of the shed?
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- 25 yards (You can find the length by adding the lengths of the parts of the fence. Start above the shed. 2 + 6 + 3 + 4 = 15 The length is 15 yards. You can also find the answer by counting the segments between the dots, along the fence line.)
- 18 yards (You can find the length by adding the lengths of the parts of the fence. Start above the shed. 2 + 6 + 3 + 4 = 15 The length is 15 yards. You can also find the answer by counting the segments between the dots, along the fence line.)
- 15 yards (You can find the length by adding the lengths of the parts of the fence. Start above the shed. 2 + 6 + 3 + 4 = 15 The length is 15 yards. You can also find the answer by counting the segments between the dots, along the fence line.)
- 10 yards (You can find the length by adding the lengths of the parts of the fence. Start above the shed. 2 + 6 + 3 + 4 = 15 The length is 15 yards. You can also find the answer by counting the segments between the dots, along the fence line.)
A: 15 yards

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle with length 97 inches and width 17 inches.
- 114 in.
- 228 in.
A: 228 in.

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle with length 32 inches and width 60 inches.
- 92 in.
- 184 in.
A: 184 in.

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle with length 22 inches and width 91 inches.
- 226 in.
- 113 in.
A: 226 in.

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle with length 97 inches and width 17 inches.
- 228 in.
- 114 in.
A: 228 in.

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle with length 68 inches and width 62 inches.
- 260 in.
- 130 in.
A: 260 in.

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle with length 62 inches and width 46 inches.
- 108 in.
- 216 in.
A: 216 in.

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle. The drawing is not to scale.
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- 151 feet
- 208 feet
- 161 feet
- 104 feet
A: 208 feet

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle. The drawing is not to scale.
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- 103 feet
- 81 feet
- 140 feet
- 162 feet
A: 162 feet

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle. The drawing is not to scale.
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- 180 feet
- 114 feet
- 90 feet
- 156 feet
A: 180 feet

Q: The figure below shows the dimensions of Aman’s bedroom. Aman wants to put new carpet in the room. Which of the following will help him figure out how much carpet he needs? (All angles in the diagram are right angles.)

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- (6 ´ 10) + (2 ´ 3)
- (6 ´ 3) + (2 ´ 3) + 4
A: (6 ´ 10) + (2 ´ 3)

Q: Find the area of the rectangle with length 12 inches and width 37 inches.
- 98 in.^2
- 444 in.^2
A: 444 in.^2

Q: Find the area of the rectangle with length 27 inches and width 40 inches.
- 134 in.^2
- 1,080 in.^2
A: 1,080 in.^2

Q: Find the area of the rectangle with length 50 inches and width 33 inches.
- 166 in.^2
- 1,650 in.^2
A: 1,650 in.^2

Q: Find the area of the rectangle with length 27 inches and width 41 inches.
- 1,107 in.^2
- 136 in.^2
A: 1,107 in.^2

Q: Find the area of the rectangle.
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- 44 [Image]
- 64 [Image]
- 196 [Image]
- 112 [Image]
A: 112 [Image]

Q: Find the area of the rectangle.
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- 32 [Image]
- 36 [Image]
- 60 [Image]
- 100 [Image]
A: 60 [Image]

Q: Find the area of the rectangle.
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- 49 [Image]
- 98 [Image]
- 42 [Image]
- 196 [Image]
A: 98 [Image]

Q: The length of a rectangular room is 7.9 m and its width is 8.6 m. Find the area of the room.
- 73.96 m^2
- 62.41 m^2
- 67.94 m^2
- 33 m^2
A: 67.94 m^2

Q: Find the area of a rectangle with base 2 yd and height 5 ft.
- 10 yd [Image] (Notice one of the lengths is in feet. Change them both to feet.)
- 30 ft [Image]
- 10 ft [Image] (Notice one of the lengths is in yards. You need to change it to feet.)
- 30 yd [Image] (One yard is equal to 3 feet.)
A: 30 ft [Image]

Q: Find the area of a rectangle with base 32 cm and height 4 m.
- 12,800 cm [Image] (Good work!)
- 12,800 m [Image] (Check what unit you are using.)
- 128 cm [Image] (Notice that one of the units is centimeters and the other is meters. Change them both to centimeters. 1 m = 100 cm.)
- 128 m [Image] (Notice that one of the units is centimeters and the other is meters. Change them both to centimeters. 1 m = 100 cm.)
A: 12,800 cm [Image]

Q: The figure is formed from rectangles. Find the total area. The diagram is not to scale.
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- 104 [Image]
- 36 [Image]
- 80 [Image]
- 68 [Image]
A: 68 [Image]

Q: If the perimeter of a square is 72 inches, what is its area?
- 72 [Image]
- 324 [Image]
- 18 [Image]
- 5,184 [Image]
A: 324 [Image]

Q: Jennifer has 78 feet of fencing to make a rectangular vegetable garden. Which dimensions will give Jennifer the garden with greatest area? The diagrams are not to scale.
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- [Image]
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A: [Image]

Q: Find the side length of each square given its perimeter.
- Find the side length of a square with a perimeter of 24 units | side length = 6
- Find the side length of a square with a perimeter of 36 units | side length = 9
- Find the side length of a square with a perimeter of 50 units | side length = 12.5
- Find the side length of a square with a perimeter of 88 units | side length = 22
- Find the side length of a square with a perimeter of 90 units | side length = 22.5

Q: Find the side length of each square, given its area.
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 64 in² | side length = 8 in
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 49 in² | side length = 7 in
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 121 in² | side length = 11 in
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 144 in² | side length = 12 in
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 9 in² | side length = 9 in

Q: Find the perimeter of the rectangle with length 97 inches and width 17 inches.
The secret phrase for Week 5 is: "I found it! I found it!"
- 114 in.
- 228 in.
A: 228 in.

Q: Find the side length of each square, given its area.
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 64 in² | side length = 8 in
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 49 in² | side length = 7 in
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 121 in² | side length = 11 in
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 144 in² | side length = 12 in
- Find the side length of a square with an area of 9 in² | side length = 3 in

Q: Find the perimeter of the parallelogram:

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- 13 cm (You need to add the other two sides.)
- 26 cm
- 30 cm (The height is not part of the outside edge.)
- 32 cm^2 (You are finding perimeter, not area.)
A: 26 cm

Q: Find the perimeter of this triangle:

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- 26 ft (Make sure you add all three sides.)
- 36 ft
- 48 ft^2 (You are finding the perimeter, not the area.)
- 42 ft (The height is not part of the outside edge.)
A: 36 ft

Q: You are building a fence to hold pigs. You have 120 feet of fencing. You want the fence to be 3 times as long as it is wide. How wide should you make the fence to use all the fencing? Write an equation to help solve this problem.
- 3x + x = 120 (What about the other two sides of the fence?)
- 3x + x + 3x + x = 120 (That will work!)
- 3x(x) = 120 (Fencing is a perimeter problem, not an area problem.)
- 3 + x + 3 + x = 120 (The length is 3 times the width, not just 3.)
A: 3x + x + 3x + x = 120

Q: You are building a fence to hold pigs. You have 120 feet of fencing. You want the fence to be 3 times as long as it is wide. How wide should you make the fence to use all the fencing? Solve.
A: 15

Q: What is the perimeter of this trapezoid?

[Image: Right Trapezoid; Bases 7 cm and 13 cm, height 8 cm, other side 10 cm]
- 25 cm (You need to add the lengths of all four sides together.)
- 38 cm
- 130 cm^2 (Perimeter is measured in centimeters, not in centimeters squared.)
- 40 cm^2 (The question asks for perimeter, not area.)
A: 38 cm

The length of a rectangle is 3 times the width of the rectangle. The perimeter of the rectangle is 88 inches. What is the width of the rectangle?

a. Write an equation to find the width of the rectangle

b. Find the width of the rectangle

Q: What is the perimeter of this triangle?

[Image: right triangle; legs measure 8 in., 15 in., 17 in.]
- 40 inches
- 30 inches
- 23 inches
- 120 square inches (The question is asking for perimeter, not area.)
A: 40 inches

The perimeter of this rectangle is 68 feet.

[Image: perimeter rectangle equation]

a. Write an equation to solve for x

b. Find the length of the rectangle

Q: Jane is buying yellow sunflower material for her quilt. If the bolt of material is 54 inches wide (4.5 feet) and she buys a length of 1 yard of the material, how many square feet of material will she have?

Don't forget the units!
A: 13.5

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The length of this rectangle is 3 times the width of the rectangle. The perimeter of the rectangle is 88 inches. What is the width of the rectangle?

a. Write an equation to find the width of the rectangle

b. Find the width of the rectangle