A given rectangle has an area of 20 ft.² what is the length for various widths

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The area of a rectangle is calculated as length times its width. So, for the given area above, the expression should b written as:

20 = LW

To know the length for various measurement of the width, we can write it by:

L = 20 / W

You can substitute any measurement to W and you can obtain the corresponding value of the length.

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