North Carolina Pesticide Application Practice Test

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How is the area of a rectangular section determined?

Base divided by height
Length added to Width
Length multiplied by Width
Length minus Width

The correct answer is: Length multiplied by Width

The area of a rectangular section is determined by multiplying the length by the width. This formula, Area = Length × Width, reflects the two-dimensional space that the rectangle occupies. By taking the dimensions of the rectangle, the length and width, and performing the multiplication, you get the total number of square units contained within the rectangle. This concept is foundational in geometry and is essential for understanding how to calculate areas in various practical applications, such as landscaping, construction, and any situation where space needs to be quantified. The options involving division, addition, or subtraction do not accurately represent the calculation needed for area, as they do not take the necessary multiplication of both dimensions into account.