Two rectangular gardens have the same width of 10 feet. However, the length of one is 20 feet while the other is 30 feet. Write a numerical expression to show what the area is for the two gardens combined

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Length of the gardens is 20 ft and 30 ft
Combined area of two gardens = (10 $\times$ 20) + (10 $\times$ 30)
= 200 + 300 = 500 sq. ft

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Two rectangular gardens have the same width of 10 feet. However, the length of one is 20 feet while the other is 30 feet. Write a numerical expression to show what the area is for the two gardens combined

Length of the gardens is 20 ft and 30 ft Combined area of two gardens = (10×20) + (10×30) = 200 + 300 = 500 sq. ft

Length of the gardens is 20 ft and 30 ft
Combined area of two gardens = (10 $\times$ 20) + (10 $\times$ 30)
= 200 + 300 = 500 sq. ft