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expeople1 [14]
3 years ago
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goblinko [34]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Since this is a multi-part question, just look at the bolded parts under each letter. I hope this helps a bit ;)

Step-by-step explanation:

A)  

All sides of a square are congruent. "s" represents the square's perimeter:

s=4x.

"r" is the rectangle's perimeter:

r= 4x+26

since the perimeter = 2W + 2L:

2W + 2L= 4x+ 26

and W=x, so:

2x + 2L= 4x + 26

Subtract from both sides:

2L= 2x +26

Divide both sides:

the length of the rectangle "L"= x +13.

B) Plug 5 into the equations:

L= 5+ 13 or 18.

2(18) + 2(5)= r

36+ 10 = r or 46

s= s+ 26

s= 46-26 or 20.

20/4= 5...

It seems (at least to me, feel free to give constructive criticism) that the only logical conclusion is that 5 <u>could</u> be the value of x.

C) You would likely need to use substitution to solve, but unless I am much mistaken, this looks like an infinite-solutions equation.

L=w+13

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