solar panel illustration
Posted on Tuesday, January 16, 2007 in Uncategorized
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Algebra 2 problems… solar heater?
I am working on a math problem and i cannot seem to figure out how to solve it. I know i must come up with an equation- but I cant figure out what it would be. Here the problem is
One solar panel in the illustration below (note: and illistration below shows two solar panels, one is 11xW and the other’s length is just 
is to be 3 feet wider than the other, but to be equally efficient, the must have the same area. Find the width of each.
Would the equation be something like:
11w=8(w+3)
Thanks!
the widths would respectively be 8 and 11
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