A plot of land contains a 16-ft-by-20-ft garden, which is surrounded by a 2-ft wide wall on all sides. What is the

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The 2-ft wide wall on each side adds a total of 4-ft to the each size of the land dimensions making it 20-ft-by-24-ft land now.
Perimeter is calculated as an addition of all sides so 20+20+24+24 = 88-ft perimeter assuming it is a rectangle land shape.

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