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Express the area of a rectangle whose length is twice it's width decreased by 6 How can I turn this into a algebraic expression
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Express the area
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whose length is twice it's width
decreased by 6
How can I turn this into a algebraic expression
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Answer:
width = x
length = 2x -6
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