PLEASE HELP GUYS I DONT HAVE ALOT OF TIME!! Maria makes a quilt. The main design is 5 feet long on EACH side. Then she adds a border around the main design. The finished quilt has an area of 36 square feet. What is the length of one side of the finished quilt? Question 2: by how much does the border increase the total length of each side of the quilt? 3. What is the width of the border? Explain how you found your answer?? PLEASE GUYS I NEED HEL

One side of the finished quilt = 6 feet

The border increase the total length of the quilt by 1 feet

Step-by-step explanation:

Main design of the quilt = 5 feet long on each sides.

This means the quilt is square in shape because of the equal length dimensions

Area of the main design = length^2

Length = 5 feet

Area of the main design = 5^2

= 25 feet square

Area of the finished quilt = 36 square feet

Area of the finished quilt = length^2

36 = length^2

Find the square root of both sides

√36 = √ length^2

Length = 6 feet

One side of the finished quilt = 6 feet

2. By how much does the border increase the total length of each side of the quilt?

Length of finished quilt (with border) = 6 feet

Length of quilt (without border) = 5 feet

Difference in length = 6 feet - 5 feet

= 1 feet

The border increase the total length of the quilt by 1 feet

3. What is the width of the border?

The border doesn't have a width, it has an equal length of 6 feet on each side