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The length of a rectangle is 3/2 units greater than twice its width. If its width is w, which expression gives the perimeter of the rectangle in terms of w?

User Oleg Titov
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Answer:


6w+3

Explanation:

Given:

The length of a rectangle is 3/2 units greater than twice its width.

If its width is w

Question asked:

Which expression gives the perimeter of the rectangle in terms of w?

Solution:

Width of rectangle =
w

As given that the length of a rectangle is 3/2 units greater than twice its width.

Length of rectangle =
2w+(3)/(2)

Now, as we know:


Perimeter\ of\ rectangle=2(length +breadth)


=2(2w+(3)/(2) +w)\\\\ =2(3w+(3)/(2))\\ \\ =6w+(6)/(2) \\ \\ =6w+3

Therefore, perimeter of the rectangle in terms of w is
6w+3.

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