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Randy Dandy
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Wed 14 May, 2014 12:23 pm
If a picture is placed in a frame 2 inches wide and frame area is 87 square inches, what are picture dimensions?
Let:
L- Length
W- Width
Frame is x larger than width. (Not sure how to calculate).
My solution (not sure):
L X W = LW Total Area of frame and picture.
(L-4)(W-4)= LW - 4W - 4L + 16 in.^2
LW - (LW - 4W - 4L + 16) = 87
4W + 4L = 103
W + L = 25.75
How do I proceed from here?
Thanks.
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Wed 14 May, 2014 02:01 pm
We don't know the width and height of the frame.
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Randy Dandy
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Wed 14 May, 2014 02:31 pm
@contrex,
Length- 10.25 inches
Width- 8.5 inches
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raprap
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Thu 15 May, 2014 10:00 am
@Randy Dandy,
That won't work (too many constraints)
The first equation is correct
W+L=103/4
but if W=10.25=41/4 then L=103/4-41/4= 62/4=15.5
if L=8.5=34/4 then W=103/4-34/4=69/4=17.25
Rap
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Thu 15 May, 2014 10:47 am
Dimensions of frame:
Length- 10.25 inches *
Width- 8.5 inches *
* 8 x 10 frame.
Frame- 2 inches wide
Frame area- 87 in.^2
Picture dimensions:
Length- 6.5 inches *
Width- 4.5 inches *
* 4 x 6 picture
I was attempting to use the formula to calculate with actually measuring frame and picture.
Which measurement to use for length is x larger than width for frame?
10.25/8.5 = 1.20
8/5/10.25 = .829
10.25-8.5 = 1.75
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Randy Dandy
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Thu 15 May, 2014 02:41 pm
@Randy Dandy,
"I was attempting to use the formula to calculate with actually measuring frame and picture".
Should be without actually measuring. Typo.
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