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Width of a rectangle is 7 meters greater than its length ​

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Answer:


x^(2) +7x-170=0

Explanation:

Here is the complete question: The width of a rectangle is 7 meters greater than its length . If the area of the rectangle is 170 m², write the quadratic equation in standard form for the equation that would represent the area of the rectangle. Let x equal to the length of the rectangle.

Given: Width of rectangle is 7 meter greater than length

Length of rectangle is x.

Area of rectangle= 170 m²

Now as given, length is x meter and width is (x+7) meter

we know that, area of rectangle=
length* width

∴ substitute the values to get correction equation.

⇒170=
x* (x+7)

now distributing x into (x+7).


170= x^(2) +7x

subtracting 170 both side.


x^(2) +7x-170=0


x^(2) +7x-170=0 is the quadratic equation in standard form for the equation that would represent the area of the rectangle.

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