Which is the best lighting technique to meet Ryan's demands? Ryan wants his play to end on a high note. He explains the final scene to his light designer and clearly tells him that in the climax scene, none of
his actors can have shadows on the stage. Understanding Ryan's requirements, the light designer plans to Implement the (blank)
method by which he create six divisions on the stage and have a light for every division that will eliminate any shadows.

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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

including the octave, the answer would 8 notes in a major scale with one note being played twice. ex) c major scale includes: c, d, e, f, g, a, b, c

notice that c is played twice

however, if you were to ask me how many different notes are in a major scale- the answer would be 7.