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UNIT 5 Challenge Problem Practice

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REMEMBER AREA IS WHEN WE MULTIPLY TO GET THE INSIDES OF THE SQUARES (LIKE THE BOX METHOD)

PERIMETER IS JUST ADDING ALL THE SIDES TOGETHER

IGNORE QUESTION 2 ON THIS ONE.

REMEMBER AREA IS WHEN WE MULTIPLY TO GET THE INSIDES OF THE SQUARES (LIKE THE BOX METHOD)

PERIMETER IS JUST ADDING ALL THE SIDES TOGETHER

IGNORE QUESTION 2 ON THIS ONE.

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7.

Why is knowing the area of the squash and pumpkin field useful for Farmer Donald?

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1.

Use the "show your work" space to write AND simplify an expression that represents the LENGTH of the SOUTH side of the field.

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2.

Use the "show your work" space to write AND simplify a polynomial expression that represents the PERIMETER of the ENTIRE field.

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3.

Use the "show your work" space to write AND simplify a polynomial expression that represents the PERIMETER of the pumpkin field.

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4.

Why is knowing the perimeter of the pumpkin field useful to Farmer Donald?

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5.

Use the "show your work" space to write AND simplify an expression that represents the AREA of the SQUASH side of the field.

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6.

Use the "show your work" space to write AND simplify a polynomial expression that represents the AREA of the PUMPKIN field.