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If the area of your garden is ( d^2 -16 ) and the length is (d+4

If the area of your garden is ( d^2 -16 ) and the length is (d+4
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If the area of your garden is ( d^2 -16 ) and the length is (d+4

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Answer:

d^3+4d^2-16d-64

Explanation:

d^d+d^2*4+(-16)d+(-16)*4

d^2d+4d^2-16d-16*4

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