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Mathematics, 28.02.2021 17:50 sweeney1

Sam is covering her rectangular pool for the winter. The area of the cover is x² + 13x + 42 ft². The length of the cover is (x + 7) feet. A. What is the width of the cover? Make sure to include the unit of measurement.

B. How did you find the width? Explain in complete sentences.

C. If x = 4, what is the area of the pool cover?
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