Virtual GED Class: Perimeter and Area by Definition

[@AudreyNie]

can you help me with this? the answer is 200 packets but im not sure on how you got it. Ferdinand owns a piece of property that is 30 feet by 60 feet. He wants to plant the entire area with grass. If each seed packets can cover 1 square yard of ground, how many seed packets should he buy?

[@LightandSaltLearning]

I'll add this to my video list!

[@AudreyNie]

Sahid is adding a back porch along the length of his house. He knows he wants 240 square feet of entertaining space and the house is 20 feet long. How wide must the patio be? can you hellp with this one

[@LightandSaltLearning]

And this one as well!

[@audrey7741]

someone said if we add unit like feet, mile on ged test, it is wrong and we don't get any mark on that question. So, can u tell if it's right or not??

[@salahdahbi6725]

oh mam i like the way you explain thank you so much

[@LightandSaltLearning]

Thank you!

[@farihayesmin4763]

Mam, is question number 2 a proportion geometry word problem? I am unable to solve it.

[@LightandSaltLearning]

It's actually a lot more straightforward than it first appears. Since each of the paving stones is a SQUARE FOOT, they are really just asking us for the square footage, the AREA of the space. You can simply multiply together the 2 dimensions. Does that make sense?

[@farihayesmin4763]

@@LightandSaltLearning yes Mam I got it. Thank you for explaining :)

[@LoveLife-ir5gl]

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[@richardcoterie8091]

Omg I have GED Math next week

[@LightandSaltLearning]

Make sure that, in the meantime, you are practicing mixed review so that you can hit both the math and the test-taking skills you need. Here is that section of the Crash Course! Happy learning! www.lightandsaltlearning.org/quick-review

[@richardcoterie8091]

@@LightandSaltLearning Thanks. Also I got 166 on GED Ready test.

[@LightandSaltLearning]

@@richardcoterie8091 YES!

[@caseyhartsock2750]

FIRST!!!

[@richardcoterie8091]

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