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a rectangular vegetable garden has a length of 6 1/8 feet squared if the length of the vegetable garden is 3 1/2 feet what is th

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kodGreya [7K]3 years ago

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Since A = L * W, W = A / L.

Here, W = (6 1/8 ft^2) / (3 1/2 ft) = 1 3/4 ft.

The garden width is 1 3/4 ft.

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