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Semmy [17]2 years ago

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Answer: 180
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$p = 2w + 2l$ $p = 42$
$a = l * w$ $a = 108$

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$2's$ $cancel$ $out$
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You replace w with the equation above p/2 - l = w
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Multiply out the L.
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$108 = \frac{42}{2}l - l^{2}$
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Move everything to the left side so $l^{2}$ would be positive (makes the equation easier when $l^{2}$ is positive).
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Make each parenthesis set equal to 0.
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By doing this you solve for both the width and length so the answer is:
w = 12 L = 9

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