Question
A rectangle has a length that is three times its width. Write an algebraic expression with four terms to represent the perimeter of the rectangle. Let w represent the width.
Answers
well, a rectangle has 4 sides, so that would be
w + 3w + w + 3w
w + 3w + w + 3w
The length of a rectangle is tree times the width. If the width is represented by , then write an algebraic expression that describes the length
Let x represent the length. 3x
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