1. What does this quote mean to you?
2. How can you apply it to your life?

"In fair weather prepare for foul." ~Thomas Fuller

To me this quote means that when life is going fairly well, you still have to be prepared just in case things go bad. & even if life is going good, it doesn’t mean things still won’t go bad in the future. I can apply it to my life because this is very good advice to follow. It’s a good quote to live by because it’s true, you always have to prepare yourself so you won’t be supieses for when life goes bad.

Step-by-step explanation:

O O F

1) It means be prepared for anything, even if it seems like nothing is going on and is going well- be prepared. It can always take a turn. OR you can say: Anytime you get something good or expect good you should prepare for foul too. ( 1 seemed better, idk your choice. )

2) If you have nothing to do in life and everything is going well then prepare for worse as it can happen anytime. ( like corona. )

Step-by-step explanation:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's say the length is l and the width is w. Since the problem says that the length is "six times the quantity of five less than half its width", we can write the equation:

l = 6 * (w/2 - 5)

Now, the area of a rectangle is of the form: A = lw, where l is the length and w is the width. We can substitute the expression of l above into the equation:

Hope this helps!