Respuesta :
We know:
the triangle gardern(garden A) and the square garden(garden B) have the same perimeter.
This may sound obv, but it's important: garden A has 1 less side then garden B, which is why it can have longer sides but the same perimeter.
So side A1 + side A2 + side A3 = side B1 + side B2 + side B3 + side B4.
A1 + A2 + A3 = B1 + B2 + B3 + 15(the extra length on the triangle sides)
Since B is a square, B = 15 m by 15 m.
I don't know enough about triangle to put the dementions, but it's an equilateral triangle so the sides are 20 m each. Hope that helps! :)
the triangle gardern(garden A) and the square garden(garden B) have the same perimeter.
This may sound obv, but it's important: garden A has 1 less side then garden B, which is why it can have longer sides but the same perimeter.
So side A1 + side A2 + side A3 = side B1 + side B2 + side B3 + side B4.
A1 + A2 + A3 = B1 + B2 + B3 + 15(the extra length on the triangle sides)
Since B is a square, B = 15 m by 15 m.
I don't know enough about triangle to put the dementions, but it's an equilateral triangle so the sides are 20 m each. Hope that helps! :)
Answer: Dimension of square = 15 meters
Dimension of equilateral triangle = 20 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the side-length of square be "x".
Then , the perimeter of square will be :_
[tex]\text{Perimeter of square=4(side) =4x}[/tex]
Then, the side-length of the equilateral triangle will be 5+x.
[tex]\text{Perimeter of equilateral triangle=3(side) =3(5+x)}[/tex]
Since, the both gardens will require the same amount of fencing (both gardens have the same perimeter in meters).
i.e. [tex]3(5+x)=4x[/tex]
[tex]\Rightarrow\ 15+3x=4x\\\\\Rightarrow\ 4x-3x=15\\\\\Rightarrow\ x=15[/tex]
Then, dimension of square = 15 meters
Dimension of equilateral triangle =[tex]5+15=20\text{ meters}[/tex]