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The figure below represents a play space that Logan fenced in for his dog.
10 ft
- 12 ft2
Logan is getting a second dog and wants to increase the length of the play
space by 3 feet and the width by 3 feet. What will be the difference in the area,
in square feet, between the original play space and the new play space?
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Answer:

Difference in area = 75 ft²

Step-by-step explanation:

Case 1 (When logan had only  one dog):

length of the play space= [tex]12[/tex] ft

breadth of the play space= [tex]10[/tex] ft

we know that area of a rectangle is length times breadth (length x breadth)

therefore, area of the play space= [tex]12*10[/tex]

                                                      =[tex]120ft^{2}[/tex]

Case 2(When Logan had two dogs):

Given: Logan wants to increase the length of the play space by 3 feet  and width by 3 feet

⇒length of the play space= [tex]12+3[/tex] ft=[tex]15[/tex] ft

breadth of the play space=[tex]10+3[/tex] ft=[tex]13[/tex] ft

we know that area of a rectangle is length times breadth (length x breadth)

therefore, area of the play space= [tex]15*13[/tex]

                                                      =[tex]195ft^{2}[/tex]

Therefore difference in the area of play space = [tex]195-120[/tex]

                                                                                =75 ft²