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Liberal Arts Mathematics II

05-13-2006

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**** query 9.3.12 area of parallelogram **** What is the area of the given parallelogram and how did you obtain it?

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I got the area of the parallelogram by multiplying the height times the base.

4*2.5=10 (inches)

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The formula for the area of a parallelogram is

A = bh ( area = base times height)

From the figure the base is 4 and the altitude is 2.5 so we have

A = 4 * 2.5 = 10.

The area is 10 in.

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Yes

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00:32:31

**** query 9.3.18 area of trapezoid **** What is the area of the given trapezoid and how did you obtain it?

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I was able to get the area of the trapezoid by multiplying 1/2 the height by the sum of the two bases...

Area= .5(3) (4+5) or 1.5(9)=

Area= 13.5

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The formula for finding the area of a trapezoid is A = 1/2h ( b + B )

h = 3, b = 4, B = 5

A = 1/2 (3) (4 + 5)

A = 1/2 (3) (9)

A = 1/2 (27)

A = 13.5

The area is 13.5

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yes

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00:36:28

**** query 9.3.24 dim of rect with lgth 20 more than wdth and perimeter 176 **** What are the dimensions of the rectangle?

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I solved this by using this formula to find the dimensions....

P= 2x (width)+ 2y (length)

176= 2(x)+ 2(20+x)

176= 4x+20

2 * 20 = 40

176-20=4x+20-20

166=4x

176 - 20 = 156, but you'll end up with 176 - 40 = 136 when you correct the preceding line.

166/4=

41.5

the width=41.5 and the length is 61.5

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00:36:47

** The perimeter of a rectangle is P = 2l + 2w, where l and w are length and width.

From the given information

Length = 20 + w

Perimeter = 176

This gives us the equation

176 = 2 (20 + w) + 2w

which we proceed to solve for w:

176 = 40 + 2w + 2w by the Distributive Law. Simplifying we get

176 = 40 + 4w

Subtract 40 from both sides to get

136 = 4w

Divide both sides by 4 to get

w = 34

l = w + 20 so

l = 34 + 20 = 54

We have

Length = 54 and

Width = 34

Checking, we have perimeter = 2 * length + 2 * width so we should have

176 = 2(54) + 2(34).

The right-hand side does give us 176 so the solution checks out. **

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Okay, I see what I did I think...

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00:39:11

**** query 9.3.48 trap bases x, x+4 alt 3 area 30 **** What is the value of x?

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I used the following formula...

Area= 1/2height (base1+base2)

30= 1.5 (b+ (b+4)

30= 1.5x+ 1.5x+ 6

30= 3x+6

24= 3x

x= 8

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The formula for finding the area of a trapezoid is A = 1/2h ( b + B). We have

A = 30

h = 3

B = x + 4

b = x

30 = 1/2(3) ( x + x+4)

30 = 1.5 ( x+x+4)

30 = 1.5x + 1.5x + 6

30 = 3x + 6 Subtract 6 from both sides

24 = 3x Divide both sides by 3

x = 8

The answer is 8.

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yes

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00:41:27

**** query 9.3.54 $60 to paint ceiling of 9 x 15 rm, how much to paint if dimensions 18 x 30 **** What is the cost for the second ceiling? **** How did you use the results of exercise 53 to obtain your result?

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This was easy as the dimensions, width and length, were doubled... as such, this increases the total square space coverage by 4 (I know that from designing Dungeons & Dragons products and dealing with the battle grids and dungeon/castle maps a great deal.... plus village layouts)...

Simply take the original cost then and multiply it by 4 for the total area= $240.

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The sides doubled from 9 ft. to 18 ft. and from 15 ft. to 30 ft. When the sides are doubled the area increases by a factor of 4. So the cost is

$60 * 4 = $240

The cost for the second ceiling is $240

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Yes

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**** query 9.3.60 triangle alt 9 on top of 10 x 4 rect; parallelogram alt 3 under **** What is the area of the given figure and how did you obtain your result?

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I used the formula for a triangle area---

1/2bh

A= 1/2 (10) (9)

A= 1/2 (10*9)

A= 1/2 (90)

A= 45

Then I used the formula for recs...

A= (10)(4)

Area= 40

Then I used the form. for para...

A= (10) (3)

Area= 30

Working them all together we get:

45+40+30=115

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** Here's a solution by a student from a previous semester:

I found the area of each figure and then added those three results together.

Area of Triangle = 1/2bh

A = 1/2 (10) (9)

A = 1/2 (90)

A = 45

Area of Rectangle = lw

A = (10) (4)

A = 40

Area of Parallelogram = bh

A = (10) (3)

A = 30

45 + 40 + 30 = 115

Area = 115 **

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Yes

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**** query 9.3.67 26 m diam circle inscribed in sq; area outside circle **** What is the area of the shaded region and how did you obtain it?

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As the circle has a diameter of 26m its radius is 1/2, or 13m... thus the area would be....

A= pi r^2= pi (13)^2= 169pi^2=

531^2

There area of the square...

A= (26)^2=676^2

Area of the shaded area.

676^2-531^2= 145^2

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** The circle has diameter 26 m so its radius is 13 m and its area is

A = pi r^2 = pi * (13 m)^2 = 169 pi m^2 = 531 m^2.

The area of the square is the square of its side

A = (26 m)^2 = 676 m^2.

The area of the shaded region is the difference

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676 m^2 - 531 m^2 = 145 m^2. **

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Yes, more or less

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**** query 9.3.72 10, 12, 14 in pizzas for 11.99, 13.99, 14.99 **** Which pizza is the best buy and how did you

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I went ahead and measured the pizzas as a circle....

(assuming these aren't square pan pizzas)

Area = 3.14 (5) ^ 2 = 78.5

Area = 3.14 (6) ^ 2 = 113.04

Area = 3.14 (7) ^ 2 = 153.86

After that I divided the prices by the areas...

$11.99 / 78.5 = 15.3

$13.99 / 113.04 = 12.4

$14.99 / 153.86 = 9.7

Given the results the 14 inch pizza is the best choice

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obtain your result?

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Eh?

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Student Solution: The thickness is about the same for all three pizzas so the amount of pizza can be measured by its area. I therefore found the area of each.

A = 3.14 * r^2 and radius is 1/2 the circumference. So we get areas

A = 3.14 (5)^2 = 78.5

A = 3.14 (6)^2 = 113.04

A = 3.14 (7)^2 = 153.86

I then divide the prices and these answers to get the price per square inch.

$11.99 / 78.5 = 15.3

$13.99 / 113.04 = 12.4

$14.99 / 153.86 = 9.7

Since 9.7 is the least, and since this is the result for the 14 inch pizza, the 14 in. pizza for $14.99 is the best buy.

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Yes

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01:12:33

**** Query Add comments on any surprises or insights you experienced as a result of this assignment.

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Not a problem with this one

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There weren't any big surprises.

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