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The length of a triangle is 3/2 units grater than its width. if the width is w whitch expression gives the perimiter of the rectangle in terms of its width

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Given the width of a rectangle = w

And the length given is
(3)/(2) units greater than its width.

So the length of the triangle =
(w+(3)/(2))

We know that the perimeter of the rectangle is
2(length +width)

So by plugging in the values of length and width in terms of w, we will get,

Perimeter =
2((w+(3)/(2))+w)

=
2(w+(3)/(2)+w)

We will add the like terms now.


2(2w+(3)/(2) )

Now we have to expand this expression by distributing 2, We will get,


4w+((3)/(2) )(2)


4w+((3)(2))/(2)


4w+(6)/(2)


4w+3

So we have got the required perimeter of the rectangle in terms of w.

The perimeter is (4w+3) units.

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