Paula has 3 bananas. She wants to divide each of them into 1/7 sections. How many 1/7's are there in 3 bananas.
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the length is
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Answer: width: 4, length: 16
The area of the original deck is
The dimensions of the new deck are :
length = 4W+6
width=W+2
so the area of the new deck is :
"<span>the area of the new rectangular deck is 68 ft2 larger than the area of the original deck</span>" means that we write the equation:
the length is
Answer: width: 4, length: 16