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The width of a rectangle measures
(3.7 f+3.9 g) centimeters, and its length measures
(3.5 f+8.2 g) centimeters. Which expression represents the perimeter, in centimeters, of the rectangle?

7.2 f+12.1

14.4 f+24.2

14.4 f+24.2 g

14.4 f+16.4 g+3.9

The width of a rectangle measures $(3.7 f+3.9 g)$ centimeters, and its length measures $(3.5 f+8.2 g)$ centimeters. Which expression represents the perimeter, in centimeters, of the rectangle? $\newline$ $7.2 f+12.1$ $\newline$ $14.4 f+24.2$ $\newline$ $14.4 f+24.2 g$ $\newline$ $14.4 f+16.4 g+3.9$

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Volume of cubes and rectangular prisms: word problems

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Q. The width of a rectangle measures

(3.7 f+3.9 g)

centimeters, and its length measures

(3.5 f+8.2 g)

centimeters. Which expression represents the perimeter, in centimeters, of the rectangle?

\newline

7.2 f+12.1

\newline

14.4 f+24.2

\newline

14.4 f+24.2 g

\newline

14.4 f+16.4 g+3.9

Perimeter Formula: To find the perimeter of a rectangle, we need to add up all the sides of the rectangle. The formula for the perimeter $P$ of a rectangle is $P = 2 \times (\text{width} + \text{length})$ .
Expressions for Width and Length: First, let's write down the expressions for the width and the length of the rectangle: $\newline$ Width $W = (3.7 f + 3.9 g)$ cm $\newline$ Length $L = (3.5 f + 8.2 g)$ cm
Apply Perimeter Formula: Now, we will apply the formula for the perimeter using the given expressions for width and length: $\newline$ $P = 2 \times ((3.7 f + 3.9 g) + (3.5 f + 8.2 g))$
Combine Like Terms: Next, we combine like terms inside the parentheses: $\newline$ $P = 2 \times ((3.7 f + 3.5 f) + (3.9 g + 8.2 g))$ $\newline$ $P = 2 \times (7.2 f + 12.1 g)$
Multiply by $2$ : Finally, we multiply each term inside the parentheses by $2$ to find the perimeter: $\newline$ $P = 2 \times 7.2 f + 2 \times 12.1 g$ $\newline$ $P = 14.4 f + 24.2 g$

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