A gardener designs two flower beds. One is a rectangle and the other is a triangle.
The rectangle has side lengths of 4x+34x + 34x+3 and x+1x + 1x+1. The triangle has side lengths of 3x+63x + 63x+6, 3x+43x + 43x+4, and 3x+103x + 103x+10.
The perimeters of the two flower beds are equal.
Calculate the value of xxx.
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