1. the length of a rectangle is 90 in. its area is less than 380 in-. what is the
greatest possible width of the rectangle, to the nearest inch?

To find the area of a rectangle, do length times width. Because we know the length (90 in), we can divide 380 by 90 to find the maximum possible width. This is possible because of the equation width = Area/length, which is derived from width * length = Area. 380/90 = 4.222, so the maximum width to the nearest possible inch is 4 inches.

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