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You will need 90 feet of fencing to put all the way around a rectangular garden. The width of the garden is 10 feet. What is the length?

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if it is a rectangle then the sides of the width would be the same. Also with the sides of the length. So add the widths, 10+10=20. Subtract 20 from 90, 90-20=70. Divide 70 by 2, 70÷2=35.

The length would be 35 feet.

----A drawing shows a rectangular plot of dirt with 10 plants in 2 rows inside it. The top side is labeled question mark feet. The right side is labeled 10 feet. Below, text says perimeter = 90 feet.

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if it is a rectangle then the sides of the width would be the same. Also with the sides of the length. So add the widths, 10+10=20. Subtract 20 from 90, 90-20=70. Divide 70 by 2, 70÷2=35.
The length would be 35 feet.
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