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What’s the area of the rectangle in terms of x if the length is (x+8) and the width is (2x-1)?
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What’s the area of the rectangle in terms of x if the length is (x+8) and the width is (2x-1)?

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A=LW\\ \\ A=(x+8)(2x-1)\\ \\ A=2x^2-x+16x-8\\ \\ A=2x^2+15x-8

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