amelia is building 3 square garden beds that are all the same size. she arranges them side-by-side to separate certain plants. amelia wants to know the total area of the garden beds.
s = length (ft) of one side of a garden bed
write an expression to show the total area of the garden beds
The total area of the garden beds is:
3s^2
what is the total area if each garden bed has a length of 4 feet?
? ft^2
If each garden bed has a length of 4 feet, then the total area of the garden beds would be:
3(4^2) = 3(16) = 48 ft^2
Therefore, the total area of the garden beds would be 48 square feet.
amelia stores her gardening supplies in two cube-shaped boxes. the smaller box has a volume of 100 in.^3. amelia wants to know the total volume of both boxes
write an expression to show the total volume of the two boxes
Let's assume that the smaller cube-shaped box has a volume of 100 in^3. Let's represent the volume of the larger cube-shaped box as L.
The total volume of the two boxes can be expressed as the sum of the volume of the smaller box and the volume of the larger box:
Volume of the two boxes = 100 + L
Therefore, the expression to show the total volume of the two boxes is:
100 + L
the characters available to write the expression are +-x/()3100ss^3
Given the limited set of characters available, the expression may be written as follows:
100+s^3
what is the total volume of both boxes if s equals 8 inches?
? in.^3
If s equals 8 inches, then the total volume of both boxes using the expression 100 + s^3 would be calculated as follows:
100 + (8)^3
100 + 512
612 in^3
Therefore, the total volume of both boxes, when s equals 8 inches, would be 612 cubic inches.
which expression is equivalent to 8n x 8n x 8n x 8n x 8n x 8n
6(8n)
6n^8
8^6
(8n)^6