The area of a rectangle is 33ft, and the length of the rectangle is 5 ft less than twice the width. Find the dimensions of the rectangle

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Use the following equation for the area of a rectangle:

A = l × w

Since the length is 5 ft less than twice the width, we can write an expression for the length in terms of the width:

l = 2w - 5

Plug the given area and expression into the equation:

33 = (2w - 5) × w

Distribute:

33 = 2w² - 5w

Move everything over to one side:

0 = 2w² - 5w - 33

Factor the equation:

0 = (2w - 11)(w + 3)

Find each w value by setting each expression equal to 0:

0 = 2w - 11

11 = 2w

w = 5.5

0 = w + 3

-3 = w

Since dimensions must be positive, the width is 5.5 ft.

Plug this value into the initial equation to solve for length:

33 = 5.5l

33/5.5 = l

l = 6 ft.

The dimensions are length = 6ft, and width = 5.5ft.

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