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When the length of a square is increased by 6 and the width is decreased by 4, the area remains unchanged. Find the dimensions of the square.

When the length of a square is increased by 6 and the width is decreased by 4, the area remains unchanged. Find the dimensions of the square.
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When the length of a square is increased by 6 and the width is decreased by 4, the area remains unchanged. Find the dimensions of the square.

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(x + 6)(x - 4) = {x}^(2)
Then x=12
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