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Let W represent the width of a rectangle, the length is 7cm more than the width The question is: One fourth of the length? How would I write that? as a algebraic expression?

Let W represent the width of a rectangle, the length if 7cm more than the width. I have to write the answer in a algebraic expression, but I don't know how too Here is the question: 1. 7cm less than twice the width?

Write an equation or inequality. 1. The difference of 73 and a number x is 17 .. How would I write one for this? I really don't understand.

Your family is driving 188 miles to visit a family member, your father drives 63 miles then stops for a break, a) How many more miles are left in the trip, B) How long will the remainder of the trip take? *It says to label a variable, write an equation an...

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Wouldn't it be 2w-7?

Thank You Tutor Cat.

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Yeah I did, but then I found another problem I forgot to do and I didn't understand it, I'm sorry for asking so many questions.