The width of a rectangle is

fixed at 4 cm.

For what lengths, I will the

area be less than 86 cm?

Give your answer as an inequality,

using l as the variable for length

Question

Ada Gomez

Mathematics

11 November, 23:08

The width of a rectangle is

fixed at 4 cm.

For what lengths, I will the

area be less than 86 cm?

Give your answer as an inequality,

using l as the variable for length

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Answers (1)

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Layla Massey · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Area = L * W

L * W < 86

W = 4

L * W < 86

4L < 86

L < 86 / 4

L < 21 1/2

I think you should give this in terms of 4.

4 < L < 21 1/2

L should be larger than 4

The width of a rectangle isfixed at 4 cm.For what lengths, I will thearea be less than 86 cm?Give your answer as an inequality,using l as the variable for length

The width of a rectangle is

fixed at 4 cm.

For what lengths, I will the

area be less than 86 cm?

Give your answer as an inequality,

using l as the variable for length