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The area of the bridge ramp is 48a+120b+160c square units

A.If the value of a=12, b=21, and c=30, what are the dimensions of the bridge?
B.If the area where the bridge will be build is 9000 sq units, will the bridge fit in this area?

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Answered by amankalra0412
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Answered by SushmitaAhluwalia
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Given: The area of the bridge ramp = 48a+120b+160c square units

           a=12, b=21, and c=30

           The area where the bridge will be built = 9000 square units

To find: A. The dimensions of the bridge

             B. Whether the bridge fit in this area

Solution:

A. First, we need to find the dimensions of the bridge ramp by substituting the values of a, b and c which are given as a=12, b=21, and c=30.

Hence, putting the values of a, b and c, we get

48 × 12 = 576 units

120 × 21 = 2520 units

160 × 30 = 4800 units

Hence the dimensions of the bridge are 576 units, 2520 units and 4800 units.

B. The area of the bridge ramp = (576 + 2520 + 4800) square units

                                                    = 7896 square units

And the area where the bridge will be built is 9000 square units.

Since 7896<9000, so the bridge will definitely fit in the given area.

Answer: 576 units, 2520 units and 4800 units

              Yes

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