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Bailey writes the expression g2 + 14g + 40 to represent the area of a planned school garden in square feet. If g = 5, what are the dimensions of the school garden?
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Bailey writes the expression g2 + 14g + 40 to represent the area of a planned school garden in square feet. If g = 5, what are the dimensions of the school garden?

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you first factor g²+14g+40 =(g+4)(g+10)
so the length is g+10, the width is g+4
when g=5, Length=15, Width=9
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