Please help me! I will give ! A law in Washington, D. C., restricts a new building's height to no more than 20 feet taller than the width of the street it faces. You design a building with stories that are each 15 feet tall for a street that is 88 2/3 feet wide. What is the greatest number of stories your building can have?

Stories

How much shorter is your building than the height restriction?

Feet

It can be up to 20 feet taller so add 20

To the width:

88 2/3 + 20 = 108 2/3

Divide total height by the height of one story:

108 2/3 / 15 = 7.24

The building can have 7 stories.

b. 7 x 15 = 105 total feet

108 2/3 -105 = 3 2/3 feet below the restrictions

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