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You need to design a rectangle with a perimeter of 14.2 cm. The length must be 2.4 cm. What is the width of the
rectangle? (You might want to draw a picture.)
a) Let w = the width of the rectangle. Write the equation you would use to solve this problem.
b) Now solve your equation
* cm.
The width of the rectangle must be. Cm
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