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which is the best strategy to use to solve this problem?
jarrod wants to make a rectangular garden that has an area of 100 square feet. he wants to put a fence around it, but he wants to use as little fencing material as possible.
what are the dimensions jarrod should use for his garden?
a.
make a list.
create a list of all possible whole-number combinations of length and width that would equal an area of 100 square feet. then start calculating the perimeter of each rectangle. look for a pattern to decrease the number of calculations you have to make.
b.
write a number sentence.
use a number sentence to calculate the area of a rectangle. use guess and check to find two numbers that when multiplied will give a product of 100.
c.
use objects.
arrange 100 square tiles in different patterns until you get a rectangular shape. count the number of tiles on the perimeter of this shape.