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POW 10: Possible Patches Problem Statement: The story in this POW goes that there is a girl named Keisha that is making a patchwork quilt, it will be made of rectangular patches. Keisha finds a piece of satin that’s dimensions are 17in by 22in. Our goal is to try to get the most from the piece of satin, in other words try to get as many rectangular shapes from her piece of satin. The rectangular shapes have to be 3in by 5in. Check out http://minorleaguegamer.com Process: The methods used on this problem: In this problem I took both a geometrical and mathematical approach to the problem. My first method was to divide up each side so that I could get as much rectangles on each side, for example for the side with 22in I would type
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