The area (in square inches) of a rectangle is given by the polynomial function A (x) = x^2+10x+24. If the width of the rectangle is (x+6) inches, what is the length

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Dahlia Hudson

14 November, 03:33

The area (in square inches) of a rectangle is given by the polynomial function A (x) = x^2+10x+24. If the width of the rectangle is (x+6) inches, what is the length

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Dayanara Mckinney · Answer 1

Length = x+4

Step-by-step explanation:

Area=length*width. First, you need to factor A (x) = x^2+10x+24, which would equal to (x+4) (x+6).

(x+4) (x+6) = (x+6) * length, length = x+4.