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kodGreya [7K]
3 years ago
6

Justin sane's flag has a perimeter of 28ft. find the dimension of the flag if one length is 2 feet more than twice it's width

Mathematics
1 answer:
vodomira [7]3 years ago
4 0
Let
x-------> the <span>length of the flag
y-------> </span>the width of the flag

we know that
<span>the flag has a rectangular shape
perimeter of rectangle=2*[x+y]
perimeter=28 ft
so
28=2*[x+y]----> divide by 2 both sides----> 14=x+y
x=14-y----> equation 1
</span><span>if one length is 2 feet more than twice it's width
</span>x=2+2y-----> equation 2

equate equation 1 and equation 2
14-y=2+2y
2y+y=14-2
3y=12
y=12/3
y=4 ft
x=14-y----> x=14-4----> x=10 ft

the answer is
the dimension of the flag is
10 ft x 4 ft
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