The perimeter of a rectangular pool 160 meters. The length of the pool is 20 meters more than it's width. Which equaction can be used? a x+x+80=160 b 2x + (40+x) = 160 c 2 (x+x) + 40=160 d 2 (x+40+x) = 160

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25 February, 17:00

The perimeter of a rectangular pool 160 meters. The length of the pool is 20 meters more than it's width. Which equaction can be used? a x+x+80=160 b 2x + (40+x) = 160 c 2 (x+x) + 40=160 d 2 (x+40+x) = 160

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Tanner Fischer · Answer 1

It would be c) 2 (x+x) + 40=160

If x is the width, then x + 20 is the length.

The perimeter will be:

2 (x + x + 20) = 160

If you just multiply out the 20, you get

2 (x + x) + 40 = 160