15. For the rectangles below a.) Write the length, width and area of each rectangle under it (the first have been done for you), and draw the next rectangle. Width: 1 Length: 4 Area: 1 x 4 = 4 Width: 3 Length: 6 Area: Width: 5 3 x 6 = 18 Length: Width: Width: Area: Length: Length: Area: Area: b.) Describe in words how each new width is related to the previous width: Describe in words how each new length is related to the previous length: c.) Another pattern is how each width is related to each length. How much more is the length than the width, for each rectangle?

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15. For the rectangles below
a.) Write the length, width and area of each rectangle under it (the first have been done
for you), and draw the next rectangle.
Width: 1
Length: 4
Area:
1 x 4 = 4
Width: 3
Length: 6
Area:
3 x 6 = 18
Width: 5
Length:
Width:
Width:
Area:
Length:
Length:
Area:
Area:
b.) Describe in words how each new width is related to the previous width:
Describe in words how each new length is related to the previous length:
c.) Another pattern is how each width is related to each length. How much more is
the length than the width, for each rectangle?
If the width is 17, what will the length be?
d.) If the width is n, what will the length be? (hint: whatever you did to 17, do that same
operation to n instead)
e.) Using the variable n, write a formula for the area. Area = Lx W = (_ L
Hint: the width is n. The length is what you wrote in part d.
Transcribed Image Text:Screen Full Page 15. For the rectangles below a.) Write the length, width and area of each rectangle under it (the first have been done for you), and draw the next rectangle. Width: 1 Length: 4 Area: 1 x 4 = 4 Width: 3 Length: 6 Area: 3 x 6 = 18 Width: 5 Length: Width: Width: Area: Length: Length: Area: Area: b.) Describe in words how each new width is related to the previous width: Describe in words how each new length is related to the previous length: c.) Another pattern is how each width is related to each length. How much more is the length than the width, for each rectangle? If the width is 17, what will the length be? d.) If the width is n, what will the length be? (hint: whatever you did to 17, do that same operation to n instead) e.) Using the variable n, write a formula for the area. Area = Lx W = (_ L Hint: the width is n. The length is what you wrote in part d.
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