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Easy
Question
The area of a rectangle is given. Use factoring to find the expressions for the missing dimensions.
Hint:
- The area of rectangle is the product of its length and width.
The correct answer is: The length will be 5ab & Width will be 2ab2 + 3b +4a
- We have been given a diagram of rectangle in the question
- We have also been given the area of the rectangle that is-
- We have to use factoring to find the expressions for the missing dimensions.
Step 1 of 1 :
We have given the area of a rectangle
After factorization, we will get
So,
The length will be 5ab
Width will be 2ab2 + 3b +4a
So,
The length will be 5ab
Width will be 2ab2 + 3b +4a
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