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Find the length and width of a rectangle with an area of 2x + x - 3. A. l = 2x + 3; w = x + 1 B. l = 2x + 3; w = x - 1 C. l = 3x + 2; w = x - 1​

Find the length and width of a rectangle with an area of 2x + x - 3. A. l = 2x + 3; w = x + 1 B. l = 2x + 3; w = x - 1 C. l = 3x + 2; w = x - 1​
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Find the length and width of a rectangle with an area of 2x + x - 3.

A. l = 2x + 3; w = x + 1

B. l = 2x + 3; w = x - 1

C. l = 3x + 2; w = x - 1​

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the answer would be B: l = 2x + 3; w = x - 1

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