the length of a tennis court is 8 feet more than twice its width. If the courts is 42 feet wide, what is the perimeter?

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Telandor asked Mar 6, 2023

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the length of a tennis court is 8 feet more than twice its width. If the courts is 42 feet wide, what is the perimeter?

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Answer:

268

Explanation:

w=42

This is the width

l=92

this is the length because 2w+8=8

184+84=268

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answer is 268 feet

Explanation:

42×2+8

=92

=2(42×92)

268 feet

Tore Eschliman answered Mar 13, 2023

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