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Kerry is planning to plant a rectangular garden that is 16 feet longer than it wide. Kerry wants to find its width if its area is 225 square feet. Which equation models this problem? A:w + 16w = 225 B:w2
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Kerry is planning to plant a rectangular garden that is 16 feet longer than it wide. Kerry wants to find its width if its area is 225 square feet. Which equation models this problem?

A:w + 16w = 225
B:w2 – 16w = 225
C:w2 + 16w = 225
D:16w2 = 225

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Answer: w2+16w=225

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I think it is A. I hope Im correct.
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