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A gardener has 108 feet of fence to use to surround a rectangular garden. Which inequality can be used to represent the length of a garden if the width is 20 feet?

A Gardener Has 108 Feet Of Fence To Use To Surround A Rectangular Garden Which Inequality Can Be Used To Represent The Length Of A Garden If The Width Is 20 Fee class=

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Answer:

answer J

Step-by-step explanation:

Choice J because if 20 is the width

you subtract 40 from 108 to get 68

meaning that the double the length is

less than (can't be greater) and should be

equal to 68 which make the inequality

2Lā‰¤108-40

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