The Chinese artist Qian Xuan was part of a group known as the scholar-painters, who were known for . Question 9 options: the impersonal quality of their artwork their deep knowledge of culture and the arts turning away from traditional Confucian teachings avoiding any references to the past in their artwork

Their deep knowledge of culture and the arts

Explanation:

Qian Xuan began as an aspiring scholar-official but eventually gave up his career in civil administration. Qian Xuan's eventually devoted his life to painting, which he became notable for.

The Chinese artist Qian Xuan was part of a group known as the scholar-painters, who were known for their deep knowledge of culture and the arts. When the Mongolian government was formed, Qian Xuan turned to painting after he abandoned his goal to become a scholar-official. It should be noted that the scholar official were the educated bureaucrats who were in charge of governing China. He was among the group of artists called literati or scholar-painters. These artist were vast and deeply rooted in arts and Chinese culture.

perimeter = 2l +2w, divide total perimeter by 2 for total length of 1 side and 1 width

172/2 = 86 (  total for 1 side and 1 width)

86-24 = 62 (since length is 24 ft longer subtract 24 then divide by 2 for width)

62/2 = 31

width = 31 feet

length = 31 +24 = 55 feet

check: 31*2 = 62, 55*2 = 110,  110+62 = 172