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2 years ago

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The floor of a rectangular deck has an area of 600 sq. ft. The floor is 20 ft. wide. How long is the floor?

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grin007 [14]2 years ago

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<span>The question is asking us to determine the length of the floor of a rectangular deck. The rectangular deck has an area of 600 squared feet. The floor is 20 feet wide ( W = 20 ft ). Formula for the area of the rectangle is: A = L x W. 600 = L X 20; L = 600 : 20; L = 30 ft. Answer: The floor is 30 ft long.</span>

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