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Solve for l P = 2 ( l + b ) A. l = P - 2b/2 B. l = P - b/2 C. l = 4 ( P + b ) D. l = P - b/4
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Solve for l P = 2 ( l + b )

A. l = P - 2b/2
B. l = P - b/2
C. l = 4 ( P + b )
D. l = P - b/4

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2(l+b)
2l+2b=p
2l = p-2b
l = (p-2b)/2
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