The length of a rectangle is one unit shorter than one-sixth of the width, x.

Enter an expression in the box that represents the perimeter of the rectangle.

Note: Use one variable and a fraction in the answer.

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Jamarcus Palmer

6 February, 00:09

The length of a rectangle is one unit shorter than one-sixth of the width, x.

Enter an expression in the box that represents the perimeter of the rectangle.

Note: Use one variable and a fraction in the answer.

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Kamden Crosby · Answer 1

P = 2 (L + W)

L = 1/6W - 1

P = 2 (1/6W - 1 + W)

P = 2 (7/6W - 1)

P = 7/3W - 2 ... oh, w is supposed to be x ... 7/3x - 2 ... I know u want a variable and a fraction ... but I got a constant in there

The length of a rectangle is one unit shorter than one-sixth of the width, x.Enter an expression in the box that represents the perimeter of the rectangle.Note: Use one variable and a fraction in the answer.

The length of a rectangle is one unit shorter than one-sixth of the width, x.

Enter an expression in the box that represents the perimeter of the rectangle.

Note: Use one variable and a fraction in the answer.