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A rectangle has a length 4 m less than twice its width. When 3 m are added to the width, the resulting figure is a square with an area of 100 m². Find the dimensions of the orig…

A rectangle has a length 4 m less than twice its width. When 3 m are added to the width, the resulting figure is a square with an area of 100 m². Find the dimensions of the orig…
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A rectangle has a length 4 m less than twice its width. When 3 m are added to the width, the resulting figure is a square with an area of 100 m². Find the dimensions of

the original rectangle.

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305

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sorry!

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