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lenght of a rectangle is 1 ft less than 3 times width area is 310ft2 find dimensions

length * width = area

width = w

length = 3w-1

(3w-1)(w)=310 sq ft

w=10.334 ft

length = 3(10.334)-1= 30 ft

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length * width = area

width = w

length = 3w-1

(3w-1)(w)=310 sq ft

w=10.334 ft

length = 3(10.334)-1= 30 ft

 

the length is 30 ft.
by Level 1 User (300 points)

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