Me i need this answered before midnight tonight.2.the length of a rectangle is 6 mm longer than its width. its perimeter is more than 44 mm. let w equal the width of the rectangle. a. write an expression for the length in terms of the width. b. use these expressions to write an inequality based on the given information. c. solve the inequality, clearly indicating the width of the rectangle.

A. The length is 6 mm greater than the width, so width added by 6 mm is length...

w + 6 = l

b. This question is a bit vague, but here's what I think:

The perimeter of a rectangle can be found by multiplying the length and width each by 2 and adding them together:

2l + 2w = perimeter

We know from the question that the perimeter of the rectangle is greater than 44mm, so:
2l + 2w > 44

If you use l = w + 6 as well:

2(w + 6) + 2w > 44

2w+ 12 + 2w > 44

4w+ 12 > 44

c. Basically simplifying what we got in b:
4w+ 12 > 44
4w > 32
w > 8 
w > 8

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