twice the sum of a circles radius and a squares side length is no more than 100 feetI have to translate English into algebra I need help can you help me please

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twice the sum of a circles radius and a squares side length is no more than 100 feetI have to translate English into algebra I need help can you help me please

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$\begin{gathered} \text{The radius of circle is r,} \\ T\text{he length of squares is l,} \\ \Rightarrow2(r+l)<100 \end{gathered}$

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