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the equation P=2L+2W is equivalent to a. L=P-2W/2 b. L=P+2W/2 C. 2L=P\2W D. L=P-W
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L=(P/2) -W
how?
subtract 2w from the right side, then divide both sides by 2
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the answer is a
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well thank you guys
\[L=\frac{1}{2} (P-2 W) \] so b.
@robtobey your answer is actually proving a
@sschuler You are correct. My bad.
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