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The length of a rectangle is 4 inches longer than it’s width the area of the rectangle is 12 square inches what are the length and width which equation models this problem

w+(4+w)=12
4•w=12
w(4+w)=12
w-(4+w)=12

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Answer: w+(4+w)=12

Step-by-step explanation:

the width is w on its own and the length is 4 more than the width

that is why they would be adding w + 4 (the length) with w (the width) to get their final answer of 12.

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User Pranav Kumar H M
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Answer:

option C:

w(4 + w) = 12

Explanation:

let width = w inches

length = 4 + w inches

area of rectangle = width * length

= w (4 + w)

according to question,

area of rectangle = 12

thus,

12 = w (4 + w)

option C is the correct answer

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