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A rectangle has sides with length (x+3) and (x+4). Find the perimeter by adding binomials.
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Well if \[P=2l+2w\] and lets just say \[(x+3)=l\] and \[(x+4)=w\] try to substitute in and see if you can do it!
Do you understand why you would substitute like that?
Yes(: how would I do it though?
So in the original equation, you'll substitute in length and width
It will look like this: \[P=2(x+3)+2(x+4)\] but I want you to try to figure out how to solve it! :)
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Would it be 4x+14??
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Yeah! Great job! :)
Thank you!
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