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p=2(l+w) for l
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p= 2l+2w
subtract 2w p-2w= 2l
divide both sides by 2 1/2p-w=l
Therefore l=1/2p- w
can u explain where the 1/2 came from
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well you would divide p by 2 which would give you p/2 which is the same as 1/2p
you divide p by 2 because you have to divide both sides of the equation to isolate the variable
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