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3 years ago

The area of a quadrilateral is 64 in^2. The length of the quadrilateral is 32 in. How wide is the quadrilateral?

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Mars2501 [29]3 years ago

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Answer: 2 inches

Explanation: The area formula is length times width (L*w=a). We know that the area is 64in^2 (a=64) and the length is 32in (L=32), so we put those values into the equation and get 32*w=64. We then get w by itself by dividing both sides by 32, and get w=2. so the width is 2 inches.

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