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Jobisdone [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. 2w+2*(5w) less than or equal to 96

Step-by-step explan2ation:

The width here is in fact 8, so it is possible to get 96, but it has to be either 96 or lower, so in theory 3 is the only one with the correct symbols. Also, 2w represents the fact that the width, w, is multiplied by 2 since its perimeter. 5x represents length, so length also needs to be multiplied twice. Sorry I don't have time to answer the rest

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