What side lengths should be used to model a rectangle with an area of x + 3x – 10 square units? x-5 and x + 2 r-2 and x +5 x and x + 3 x+3 and x-10

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FajitaNachos · Answer 1 · 2020-09-12T06:09:48+0000

The second one because -2 and 5 multiplied is -10, that rules out c and d. Then you can only get 3x with the second one, but something is off unless the area was x^2 + 3x - 10

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