Question

Help with two questions D:
I dunt understand D:

Answer 1

the length of nina's garden is 3ft longer than twice its width,

can you turn this into an equation?

Answer 2

let the width be \(w\) and the length \(\ell\)

Answer 3

This is replacement sets I don't need an equation i just need to find out which number is the variable (as i learned in my class) that's all..
So is 8 right or no??

Answer 4

you need to express the length, in terms of the width, as described by the words in that sentence

Answer 5

Well I wasn't told that part so now I'm kinda lost :/

Answer 6

the length of nina's garden is 3ft longer than twice its width,

= \(\ell\) is 3ft longer than twice \(w\),

=

Answer 7

Okay but then what do I need this for then??

Answer 8

you have to work out the steps in the right order,
that comes later

Answer 9

I don't know why but I was told that you have to use the problem they gave you in the second part to find the answer. -.-

Answer 10

The first three sentences of the problem are there for a reason. And they are the First three sentences because you have to read them First, and understand them, Before you can go on to the Next paragraph.

The next paragraph doesn't make any sense at all without the first three sentences in the first paragraph.

Answer 11

Oh well okay

Answer 12

so,
can you express the length, in terms of the width,

Answer 13

okay so it's basically LxW

Answer 14

the fence is the length of the perimeter, (not the area of the garden)

Answer 15

Oh okay then

Answer 16

plz tone

Answer 17

brb

Answer 18

2 * 9 + 2 * (2 * 9 + 3)

Answer 19

did u get it yet or u need help

Answer 20

Nevermind @UnkleRhaukus I actually had to use the problem they gave me in the second paragraph
And yes I got the answer