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4 years ago
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The width and the length of a rectangle are consecutive even integers. if the width is decreased by 3 inches, then the area of t

he resulting rectangle is 24 square inches. what is the area of the original rectangle? 12 square inches 48 square inches 96 square inches
Mathematics
1 answer:
solong [7]4 years ago
6 0
Consecutive even integers =   x,  x + 2

(x - 3)(x + 2) = 24               Since width x, was decreased by 3.

If we test x = 6,    (6 - 3)(6 + 2) =   3*(8) = 24

So to    <span>(x - 3)(x + 2) = 24,   x = 6 satisfies it.

The original rectangle = </span><span>x,  x + 2 =   6,  6 + 2 =    6,   8
</span><span>
Original area = 6*8 = <span>48 square inches</span></span>
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