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A rectangular portrait is 11 meter wide and 11 meter high. It costs $25.00\$25.00 per meter to put a gold frame around the portrait. How much will the frame cost?\newline$\$_____

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Q. A rectangular portrait is 11 meter wide and 11 meter high. It costs $25.00\$25.00 per meter to put a gold frame around the portrait. How much will the frame cost?\newline$\$_____
  1. Calculate Perimeter: Calculate the perimeter of the portrait to determine how many meters of framing are needed.\newlineThe portrait is 11 meter wide and 11 meter high, so the perimeter is the sum of all sides.\newlinePerimeter =2×(Width+Height)= 2 \times (\text{Width} + \text{Height})\newlinePerimeter =2×(1+1)= 2 \times (1 + 1)\newlinePerimeter =2×2= 2 \times 2\newlinePerimeter =4= 4 meters
  2. Calculate Frame Cost: Calculate the cost of the frame by multiplying the perimeter by the cost per meter.\newlineCost = Perimeter ×\times Cost per meter\newlineCost = 44 meters ×\times $25.00\$25.00 per meter\newlineCost = $100.00\$100.00

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