Mathematics, 06.01.2021 01:00, OllieMoo

Let the width of rectangle MATH equal w. The length of the rectangle is 3cm longer than the width. In rectangle GEOM the width is 1 more than w and the length is 5 less than twice w. If their perimeters are equal, find w.

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