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To find the area, A of a rectangle you multiply the rectangle’s length, l by its width, w. What is the width of a rectangle with the following dimensions: A= X^2 +7x +10 l = (x +2)
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To find the area, A of a rectangle you multiply the rectangle’s length, l by its width, w. What is the width of a rectangle with the following dimensions:

A= X^2 +7x +10
l = (x +2)

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Answer:

width= (x+5)

Explanation:

Sorry, it's really hard to explain the exact steps, but you just divide (x^2+7x+10) by (x+2)

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