Math Problem Statement
Solution
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The length of the garden is 24 feet based on the area provided and the layout of the garden (4 sections long by 2 sections wide).
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Related Questions:
- How would the width of the garden be calculated in this problem?
- What would the total perimeter of the garden be?
- If Jaya decided to plant more vegetables and added a third row, what would be the new length and width?
- How would the area change if the sections were rectangular rather than square?
- How would you calculate the total fencing needed if Jaya wants to fence the garden?
Tip:
When working with areas of squares or rectangles, make sure to break down the problem into smaller parts (like sections), then apply basic formulas for area and perimeter.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Geometry
Area of squares
Multiplication
Formulas
Area of a rectangle = length × width
Area of a square = side²
Theorems
Basic geometric area calculation
Suitable Grade Level
Grade 5-6
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