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The areas of rectangles are given. Use factoring to find the expressions for the missing dimensions.

hintHint:

  • The area of rectangle is the product of its length and width.

The correct answer is: Width will be Length of left rectangle Length of right rectangle


    • We have been given a diagram of  two rectangles in the question
    • We have also been given the area of the both rectangle that is-
    • We have to use factoring to find the expressions for the missing dimensions.
    Step 1 of 1:
    Left side rectangle has area 9xy2 right side rectangle has 12x2y3
    One width is common in both the rectangle.
    So,

     3 cross times 3 cross times x cross times y squared

    3 cross times 4 cross times x squared cross times y cubed
    GCF will be 3 cross times x cross times y squared
    So, Width will be 3xy2
    Length of left rectangle 3
    Length of right rectangle 4xy

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