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A flag has a total area of 42 square feet. A second flag has an area of 48 square feet. If the widths of both flags are each 6 feet, what are the lengths?

A flag has a total area of 42 square feet. A second flag has an area of 48 square feet. If the widths of both flags are each 6 feet, what are the lengths?
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A flag has a total area of 42 square feet.

A second flag has an area of 48 square

feet. If the widths of both flags are

each 6 feet, what are the lengths?

User Cezary Wojtkowski
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First it would be 42/6 and 48/6

So the first flag would be 7 feet and the second would be 8 feet long
User Sprockets
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The first flag has the length of 7 feet.
The second flag has the length of 8 feet.
User Moseph
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