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The length of a rectangle if the length is twice the size of the width increased by one
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The length of a rectangle if the length is twice the size of the width increased by one

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l=2(wx1) i am not sure
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Answer:

I'm not confident on this but:

L = 2(W + 1)

Hopefully this might help somewhat :]

L: Length

W: Width

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