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A rectangle's length is 6 units greater than its width. write an equation expressing the rectangle's area, a, as a function of w

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vladimir1956 [14]3 years ago

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Let the width be w

Width = w
Length = w + 6
Area = a

a = w(w + 6)
a = w² + 6w

Answer: a = w² + 6w

andrew-mc [135]3 years ago

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Width: w
length: w+6
Area: L x W

w(w+6)
A: w^2+6w

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