L.O. calculating area and perimeter 2 cm 25 cm Find area 30 cm²50 cm² 15 cm²25 cm²

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L.O. calculating area and perimeter 2 cm 25 cm Find area 30 cm²50 cm² 15 cm²25 cm²

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L.O. Solving mathematical puzzles and problems Farmer Brown finds some extra fencing. He builds a rectangular enclosure like this…… His daughter, Nita, builds another enclosure with the perimeter of… How much fencing have they used ?

Mr Brown says to Nita, Thats not right. Your goat has got more grass to eat than mine. Nita replies, That cant be true. Mine cant have more grass because we both used the same amount of fencing. Have both goats got the same amount of grass? Mr Brown and Nita need to find out how to make the rectangle of fencing using 48m so that each of their goats gets the greatest amount of grass possible. Can you help them?