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If you don't know the width, area or length, you would have to have several other measurements that would permit you to calculate the width or length.

A rectangle's main formula is l x w x h (length times width x height). If you don't have two of them, finding the third one is complicated, but doable under some select circumstances.

If you had the lengths of two sides of a triangle with two vertices matching two of the rectangle's vertices, you could use trigonometry find the length of the shared side. If this shared side was the length then you would be golden.

Or you could measure.

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