This is how you work it out: Draw yourself a rectangle, and call the longer sides 'x' and the shorter ones 'y'. You now need to create two simultaneous equations to solve this, the first being: 2x + 2y = 200 and the second being: y=1/2x Then substitute y=1/2x in to the top equation giving: 2x+2(1/2x)=200, or 2x+x=200, therefore, 3x=200, and finally x=66.666666.... You can then put this value in to one of the original equations to find 'y'. y=1/2 times 66.66666.... which is 33.33333. SO, one side is 66.67m and the other is 33.3m
Its is 125 meters in length and 65 in width.
The answer is in the question "area = length multiplied by width" the equation tells you what the surface area of something (eg a football pitch) is.
5 inches length and 3 inch width -Matt Speilman
The largest size of a full football pitch is 90m wide by 120m long. Multiply these two dimensions if you want the area (10,800 m²) :] :p By Husna
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The length of a football (Soccer) pitch can vary between 90-120 meters.(see related link for full dimensions)
24' x 8'
For a standard GAA pitch the range or sizes are: Length - 130 metres minimum to 145 metres maximum Width - 80 metres minimum to 90 metres maximum
10 feet (3.05 meter) width & 22yards (20m) Length
The width of a football pitch is 50 - 100 yards (45.72 - 91.44 metres)
The perimeter is 328 m. (Width: 64m length: 100m)
The length of football pitches vary, but must be between 120m and 90m in length and between 50m and 100m in width. The standard length used in the professional stadiums of the world, like Old Trafford is 105m in length and 68m in width.