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Mr. Nowling’s rectangular shaped garden has a length that is 7 feet more than twice the width.

Mr. Nowling’s rectangular shaped garden has a length that is 7 feet more than twice the width.
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Mr. Nowling’s rectangular shaped garden has a length that is 7 feet more than twice the width.

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User Aksel Gresvig
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Answer:

Length = 2w + 7

Explanation:

Length = 2w + 7

Twice the width = 2w (assuming w=width)

7 more = add 7

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