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The length of a certain rectangle is twice its width. if the lenth is decreased by 3 cm, the area of the resultign recatangle is 12 sq cm less than the area of the original rectangle. find the original
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The length of a certain rectangle is twice its width. if the lenth is decreased by 3 cm, the area of the resultign recatangle is 12 sq cm less than the area of the original rectangle. find the original dimensions
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Here's what we know:
Now let's substitute in what we know from the first equation into the third equation:
Since we know the relationship between length and width:
So l=8, w=4.
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