1. The floor of a rectangular building has an area of 120 square meter. The length of the floor / is 4m bigger than its width, w. Solve for I. Hint: Start with the equation of the area in terms of I. What kind of equation do you get? 1 = ✔feet

1. The floor of a rectangular building has an area of 120 square meter. The length of the floor / is 4m bigger than its width, w. Solve for I. Hint: Start with the equation of the area in terms of I. What kind of equation do you get? 1 = ✔feet

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