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1. A contractor is building a new house and wants to determine the size of its foundation. The length of the foundation is 5 feet more than 2 times its width. The value of the area of the foundation (in square foet) is
1421 more than the value of the perimeter of the foundation (in feet). Which of the following values are
correct?
a. width: 27 At
b. area: 1593 sq ft
c. length: 32 A
d. perimeter: 172

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