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You need to order carpet for a room that has a length that is twice its width. if the area of the room is 128 ft 2, find the wid

th of the room.

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Setler [38]3 years ago

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A = L * W
L = 2W
A = 128

128 = 2W * W
128 = 2W^2
128/2 = W^2
64 = W^2
sqrt 64 = W
8 = W <== width

L = 2W
L = 2(8)
L = 16 <== length

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