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10 November, 13:29

John and Mary Smith plan to put a wooden fence around their yard in order to keep the mean cats away from their dog Fido. There is a gate that is 3.13 m long which is not included as part of the length of the fence. What total length of fence is required to enclose a rectangular yard whose sides are 14.2 m and 21.6 m in length

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  1. 10 November, 15:27
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    68.47 m

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Data provided:

    The shape of the yard as rectangular

    Length of the gate = 3.13 m

    Sides of the yard = 14.2 m

    Length of the yard = 21.6 m

    Therefore,

    The total length of the fence

    = Perimeter of the rectangular yard - Length of the gate

    or

    = 2 (Side of the yard + Length of the yard) - Length of the gate

    = 2 (14.2 + 21.6) - 3.13

    = 71.6 - 3.13

    or

    The total length of the fence = 68.47 m
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