The perimeter of a rectangle is less than 70 ft. The length of the rectangle is 5 ft longer than its width. Write an equation representing the length (L = length) of the rectangle in terms of Its width. L = _____________ b) The formula for perimeter of a rectangle is 2W + 2L = P W is the width, L is the length, and P is the perimeter. Write an inequality using the formula (plug in the value of L found in part a, the value of P, and replace the equal sign with the appropriate inequality @robtobey
Alright, so if the length of this thing is five more than the width, we can just write the simple equation - L = w +5
@sloppycanada so what is the length?
put w+5 instead of L
P= 2W + 2(w+5)? @lochana
good job
how do we find the length from here do i subtract 5 from both sides
and then divide 2 by both sides?
mm.. what kind of inequality are they asking?
P = 4W + 10 this is our answer so far
did you post the question completely?
yes
I have to go but thank yu for helping
I will see if I can find a solution:)
From Mathematica v9:\[\text{Reduce}[ 2 (w+w+5)<70 ] \]w < 15 L < 20
@Vocaloid what is the length? of my question
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