Rectangle a has a length of 24 meters and a width of 20 meters. rectangle b has the same area as rectangle a. the width of rectangle b is 12 meters less than the width of rectangle a. what is the length of rectangle b?

a: 12

b: 60

c: 192

d: 480

To find the area of a rectangle the formula is length times width 

rectangle A = l x w
= 24 x 20 
= 480 
480 is the area of rectangle A 

rectangle B's width is 12 meters less than rectangle A 
since the width of rectangle A is 20 you take 20 and subtract 12

20 - 12 = 8 

the width of rectangle B is 8 

now since the question said that rectangle A and B both have the same area you put 480 into the formula

and since we now have the width of rectangle B we can figure out the length

Area = l x w 

480 = length x 8

480 divided by 8 is 60 

60 is rectangle B's length 

so the answer is b) 

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