Question

Brooke wants to build a tree house. She wants the tree house to be 3 ft. more than half the height of the tree. If the tree is h feet tall, how can Brooke represent how high she wants the tree house to be?

Answer 1

the correct answer is A height/2 + 3, basically your saying half the height +3 to the total.

Answer 2

Brooke can  represent the height of the treehouse she wants to build by using the expression $\mathbf{A = \dfrac{h}{2} + 3}$

What is a word problem?

A word problem is a real-life problem that can be solved through the use of mathematical expressions such as representing data with variables and solving them through the use of arithmetic operations.

From the given information:

• Let the treehouse that Brooke wants to be built be = A.
• If the tree = h(ft)

Then, the tree house she wants the house to build can be expressed as:

$\mathbf{A = \dfrac{1}{2}h + 3}$

$\mathbf{A = \dfrac{h}{2} + 3}$

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