Answer:
Problem:
Consider a rectangle such that the width of the rectangle is 12 more than thrice its length. Find a formula for the width in terms of its length. Take length as 'x'.
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider a rectangle such that the width of the rectangle is 12 more than thrice its length. Find a formula for the width in terms of its length.
Let the length be 'x'.
Therefore, as per question, width is 12 more than thrice the length.
Thrice the length means [tex]3x[/tex]. 12 more means adding 12 to the result.
Therefore, the width of the rectangle is [tex]3x+12[/tex].
So, the above question expresses the width of the rectangle as [tex]3x+12[/tex] which is the required answer.
