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Dorothy is drawing a block on a poster. Area of the block is x^2-7x+6cm^2. What are the possible dimensions of the block in centimeters?
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Dorothy is drawing a block on a poster. Area of the block is x^2-7x+6cm^2. What are the possible dimensions of the block in centimeters?
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Dorothy is drawing a block on a poster. Area of the block is x^2-7x+6cm^2. What are the possible dimensions of the block in centimeters?
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so they want us to factor it
(x-6)(x-1)
the dimentions are x-6 cm by x-1 cm
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