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The area of this rectangle is 80ft^2. What is the length and width. Width: X+16 Length: X What is X for Width? What is X for Length?
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The area of this rectangle is 80ft^2. What is the length and width.
Width: X+16
Length: X
What is X for Width?
What is X for Length?
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area=LW
80=area
L=x+16
W=x
80=(x+16)(x)
80=x^2+16x
minus 80
0=x^2+16x-80
factor
0=(x-4)(x+20)
set to zero
x-4=0
x=4
x+20=0
x=-20, false since you can't have negative degrees (except in trig)
x=4
legnth=4+16=20 ft
width=4ft
x=4
legnth=20ft
width=4ft
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