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The area of a rectangular flower garden is given by the

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olasank [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

w = ( x - 10)

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area of the garden = x² - 25x + 150.

factorise the expression to find the x values.

x² - 25x + 150 = (x - 15)( x - 10) -15-10 = -25

-15*-10= 150

as the garden is rectangle, it's area will be = lw.

a = l × w

a = (x - 15)( x - 10)

one among them is the width, the other the length. if the length is (x - 15), then reasonably the width will be (x - 10).

hope this helps you, au revoir!

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