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27 January, 12:21

The length of a rectangle is 6cm longer than its width. If the perimeter of the rectangle is 60cm, find its length and width.

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  1. 27 January, 12:26
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    The perimeter can be calculated with 2 (length+width).

    If we let the width be x then the length will be x+6.

    If we put this in the equation you get

    60=2 (x+x+6)

    60=2 (2x+6)

    60=4x+12

    48=4x

    12=x

    So the width is 12cm.

    We substitute this into x+6.

    12+6=18

    The length is 18cm.
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