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The garden's length l, is three feet longer than the width, w. perimeter is 30 ft, choose the best equation for the situation. a. (w+3)(w)=30 b. 4w+3=30 c. 4w+6=30

The garden's length l, is three feet longer than the width, w. perimeter is 30 ft, choose the best equation for the situation. a. (w+3)(w)=30 b. 4w+3=30 c. 4w+6=30
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The garden's length l, is three feet longer than the width, w. perimeter is 30 ft, choose the best equation for the situation.

a. (w+3)(w)=30
b. 4w+3=30
c. 4w+6=30

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Answer c because the side lengths are w, w+3, w, and w+3. The sum of their values is the perimeter of 30. Hope this helps!
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