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Okay, this problem is talking about the perimeter of a tennis court.
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So i'm just going to go ahead and draw my tennis court.
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I think it's easier to visualize when i have a picture, right? all right.
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And here's what i know.
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I know that i'm trying to figure out the length and the width, right? so i'm going to call the width w.
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So w is going to be the width.
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Okay, so that's the width.
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And i'm measuring in feet.
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So let's just keep that in mind.
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And i know the length is 51 feet more than the width.
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Okay? so the width plus 51 is going to give me my length.
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All right.
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So let's kind of fill in the picture.
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So here's my width.
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If this side is w, then this side must also be w.
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And here's my length, w plus 51 on this side.
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And so it's got to be the same over here because it's a rectangle.
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All right.
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So now i know.
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Know that the perimeter, the distance all the way around, adding all these up, is 210, right? so let's first put all these ws together.
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I have one, two, three.
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I have four ws, plus, now i need to add this 51 and this 51, and that's 102.
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And i know all together that will equal my perimeter, which is 210.
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All right...