The length of a rectangle should be 9 meters longer than 7 times the width. If the length must be between 93 and 163 meters long, what are the restrictions for the width, p?
Write the solution set as an algebraic inequality solved for the variable.

If we define W as the width:

12m  ≤ W  ≤  22m

Step-by-step explanation:

We have a rectangle with length L and width W.

We know that:

"The length of a rectangle should be 9 meters longer than 7 times the width"

Then:

L = 9m + 7*W

We also know that the length must be between 93 and 163 meters long, so:

93m ≤ L ≤ 163m

Now we want to find the restrictions for the width W.

We start with:

93m ≤ L ≤ 163m

Now we know that L = 9m + 7*W, then we can replace that in the above inequality:

93m ≤  9m + 7*W ≤ 163m

Now we need to isolate W.

First, we can subtract 9m in the 3 sides of the inequality

93m - 9m  ≤  9m + 7*W  -9m ≤ 163m -9m

84m ≤ 7*W ≤ 154m

Now we can divide by 7 in the 3 sides, so we get:

84m/7 ≤ 7*W/7 ≤ 154m/7

12m  ≤ W  ≤  22m

Then we can conclude that the width is between 12 and 22 meters long.

answer: 1722

step-by-step explanation:

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the number of times the mass of saturn is greater than the mass of mercury

hence, the mass of saturn is 1722 times greater than the mass of mercury.

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