Teaser #2
Gizelle and Lori are making a quilt with 12 equal sections. Each section is shaped like a rectangle, and all 12 sections have the same dimensions. The length of each section is twice its width.
The width of the entire quilt will be 4 sections wide, and the length of the entire quilt will be 3 sections long.
Each section of the quilt has:
2 right triangles, each of which has a hypotenuse of 10 inches and another side of 8 inches.
an isosceles triangle with an area of 48 square inches and a base of 16 inches.
a rectangle with an area of 24 square inches and one side of 6 inches.
2 squares with an area of 36 square inches each.
a rectangle with an area of 96 square inches and one side of 8 inches.
What will be the final dimensions (length and width) of the quilt?
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Originally Posted by henk4
if you just calculate using these numbers,you will also get your answr in inches 
