Thanks, but how do I find the value of the sides? The problem asks for the ratio of the sides.pka said:Suppose the sides are the integers m & n.
Solve this system from the given:
\(\displaystyle \L
\begin{array}{l}
2m + 2n = 24\quad \Rightarrow \quad m + n = 12 \\
mn = 32 \\
\end{array}\)
You have another equation: m + n = 12. Plug the m = 32/n into that equation.dwill said:...The answer is 2:1, also the numbers are integers...i'm confused
i'm preparing for the GMAT, and I have not seen this material in awhile, I would appreciate it if you could simply show me the correct steps to solve this problem.pka said:You need to have a sit-down, face-to-face, with you instructor.
You may have been assigned to the wrong course.
It seems to me that it is possible that you are being asked to do material that you are not prepared to do. Please seek academic guidance.
stapel said:Unfortunately, we cannot provide the test-prep lessons you appear to desire. To review and learn the necessary material,. you might want to consider contracting with a test-prep service which offers classes on the GMAT.
Eliz.
The tutors did provide "clarification": they gave you the set-up, the reasoning, the equations, and instructions for completing the exercise. You responded with confusion, requesting the fully-worked solution.dwill said:I just wanted clarification but if you can not provide it that is ok....