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The area of a rectangle is 4y + 10.

A. Represent the area of the rectangle in factored form.
B. Use the factored form to give one possible set of dimensions for this rectangle.

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A) The factored form of area of rectangle is 2(2y + 5)

B) length of rectangle is 2 and width is 2y + 5 and one possible set of dimensions of rectangle is length 2 and width 7

Solution:

Given that area of rectangle is 4y + 10

A. Represent the area of the rectangle in factored form

The factored form is a parenthesized algebraic expression.

Factored form is a product of sums of products or a sum of products of sums

Given area of rectangle is 4y + 10

Taking 2 as common,

4y + 10 = 2(2y + 5)

Therefore, the factored form of given area of rectangle is 2(2y + 5)

B. Use the factored form to give one possible set of dimensions for this rectangle

The area of a rectangle is given by the formula:

area of rectangle = length x width

Therefore, area of rectangle = 2(2y + 5)

So the length of rectangle is 2 and width is 2y + 5

Or the length of rectangle is 2y + 5 and width is 2

If y = 1, then one possible set of dimensions of rectangle is:

length = 2 and width = 2(1) + 5 = 7

So one possible set of dimensions of rectangle is length 2 and width 7

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