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A rectangular vegetable garden will have a width that is feet less than the length, and an area of square feet. If x represents

the length, then the length can be found by solving the equation:
x(x-2)=48

What is the length, x, of the garden?

The length is blank feet.

1 answer:

ivanzaharov [21]2 years ago

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8(8-2)=48
8(6)=48
therefore x=8

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