Comparing Plot Areas and Prices

Diya is deciding between two plots of land, both priced at $36,000. The plot on Apple Lane measures 30 by 40 meters, while the one on Fibonacci Drive is 50 by 20 meters. To determine the better deal, Diya calculates the area of each plot. Apple Lane offers 1,200 square meters, whereas Fibonacci Drive provides 1,000 square meters. Given the same price and comparable neighborhoods, Apple Lane is the better deal due to its larger area.

What is Diya's main goal in her search?

• To find a plot with the lowest price

• To find a plot to build her home

• To find a plot with the largest area

• To find a plot with the best view

What are the dimensions of the plot at Apple Lane?

• Width: 50 meters, Length: 20 meters

• Width: 30 meters, Length: 40 meters

• Width: 20 meters, Length: 50 meters

• Width: 40 meters, Length: 30 meters

How much is each plot being sold for?

• $30,000

• $36,000

• $50,000

• $40,000

Why is the area of the plot important in this comparison?

• It determines the plot's location

• It affects the plot's price

• It indicates how much land you get for the price

• It shows the plot's shape

What is the formula used to calculate the area of a rectangle?

• Length / Width

• Length + Width

• Length x Width

• Length - Width

What is the area of the plot at Apple Lane?

• 1,000 square meters

• 1,200 square meters

• 1,500 square meters

• 2,000 square meters

What is the area of the plot at Fibonacci Drive?

• 1,000 square meters

• 1,200 square meters

• 2,000 square meters

• 1,500 square meters

Which plot offers more square meters for the same price?

• Neither, they are overpriced

• Both are equal

• Fibonacci Drive

• Apple Lane

How many 1 meter by 1 meter squares can fit on the Apple Lane plot?

• 2,000

• 1,500

• 1,200

• 1,000

Based on the area, which plot is the better deal?

• Neither, choose another plot

• Both are equally good

• Apple Lane

• Fibonacci Drive