The length of a rectangle is two times the width. To express the length and the width in terms of the same variable, let W be the width. Then the length is

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The length of a rectangle is two times the width. To express the length and the width in terms of the same variable, let W be the width. Then the length is

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Length is 2W
because length is 2 times the width.

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length is 2 times the width
L is 2 times W
L=2 times W
L=2W

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