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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-09-19

Jenn will use 18 connecting cubes to make a model of a park. The model will be in the shape of a rectangle and will have a height of one cube.

In how many different ways can Jenn make the model of the park?

Asked by sweetbubblekiss

Answer (3)

Jenn can make the model of the park in 3 different ways. ;

Answered by AliciaAugello | 2024-06-18

Jenn can create her **rectangular park **model in 6 different ways using 18 connecting cubes with a height of one cube. This can be derived from the rectangular area formula, which is length times width, and finding combinations that multiply to equal 18. ;

Answered by MonteBlue | 2024-06-18

Jenn can create her rectangular park model in 6 different ways using 18 connecting cubes. This is because there are 6 distinct pairs of dimensions (Length and Width) that multiply to 18. The height doesn't affect the configuration since it remains constant at one cube high.
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Answered by MonteBlue | 2024-10-15

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