The width of a rectangle is 9 inches Shorter than it's length.

2 answers:

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Divide 252 by 21.
21 times 12 = 252
12 is 9 units shorter than 21.
so the answer is 12 inches by 21 inches
you work backwards from the area
area = width times length
a = wl
we know w is 9 units shorter than the length
so now we have the equation 252=(l-9) times l
plug in 21 for l and then solve there is your answer.

givi [52]2 years ago

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Answer:

21 inches. I know my math, and so I know 100% I am correct. Trust me.

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