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Given the rectangle below, write a simplified expression that represents the perimeter and terms of x. Use your expression to so

lve for x, given that the perimeter is 62.
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Tatiana [17]1 year ago

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The expression representing the perimeter is 6x + 39

x = 3. 8

<h3>What is the perimeter?</h3>

The formula for perimeter of a rectangle is given as;

Perimeter = 2 ( length + width)

From the image shown, we have that:

length = 2x
width = x + 13

Now, let's substitute the value

Perimeter = 2 ( 2x + x + 13)

collect like terms

Perimeter = 2 ( 3x + 13)

Expand the bracket

Perimeter = 6x + 39

If perimeter = 62

62 = 6x + 39

6x = 62 - 39

6x = 23

x = 23/ 6

x = 3. 8

Thus, the expression representing the perimeter is 6x + 39

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