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KengaRu [80]
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(or, write as:  The length is 5.7 ft.   The width is 3 ft.).   {Note:  Do not forget to include the "units", which are "feet", or "ft.", in this case!}.
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Explanation:
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Consider a flag to be a "rectangle".  We are asked to find the dimensions; which are the "length" and the "width".  Let "l" represent the length; and "w" represent the "width".   The "area", or "A", of a rectangle = the length multiplied by the width;  or:   "A = l * w " .   
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    We express this as:  " l = 2w - 0.3 " .
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Now, note that the Perimeter, "P", of the rectangle:
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 " P = 2l + 2w "  ; 
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We are given:  "the perimeter is 14.4 feet longer than the width" ;
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We express this as:  "P = 14.4 + w " ;
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so:  P = 2l + 2w  = 14.4 + w ;
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then:   2l + 2w = 14.4 + w . 
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Since:  " l = 2w - 0.3" ;  we can substitute this value, "(2w - 0.3)" ,                                                for the "l" in the above equation; and solve for "w" ;
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                    →   2l + 2w = 14.4 + w  ;
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                    →   2(2w - 0.3) + 2w = 14.4 + w ; 
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Now, subtract "w" from EACH SIDE of the equation:
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     2(2w - 0.3) + 2w - w = 14.4 + w - w ;
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to get:  2(2w - 0.3) + w = 14.4;
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Note the distributive property of multiplication:
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a(b+c) = ab + ac ; AND:
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So;   2(2w - 0.3) = (2*2w) - (2* 0.3) = 4w - 0.6 ; 
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Rewrite the equation, substituting:  "4w - 0.6" in lieu of:  "2(2w - 0.3)" ;
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→ 2(2w - 0.3) + w = 14.4 ;  

→ Rewrite as:  4w - 0.6 + w = 14.4 ;
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 Now, combine the "like terms" that appear on the left-hand side of the equation:   +4w  + w = 5w ;  and rewrite the equation:
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   →  5w - 0.6 = 14.4 ;
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   →  Now, add "0.6" to EACH side of the equation:
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             →  5w - 0.6 + 0.6 = 14.4 + 0.6 ; 
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      to get:   5w = 15 ; 
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         →  5w / 5  = 15/ 5 ;
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         →  w = 3 ;
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         →  l = (2*3) - 0.3 = 6 - 0.3 = 5.7 ;
       
         →  l = 5.7 .
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Now, to check our work, does:
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2l + 2w = 14.4 + w  ?  
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Let us plug our solved values, "5.7" for "l", and "3" for "w"; so see if the equation holds true.
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Let us start with the right side of the equation:
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14.4 + w ;   14.4 + w = 14.4 + 3 = 17.4. 
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Now, let us consider the left side of of the equation:
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2l + 2w = (2*5.7) + (2*3) = 11.4 + 6 = 17.4 .
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17.4 =? 17.4 ?  Yes!.
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