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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

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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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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