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24. A parking lot is 10 yards wide and 20 yards long. If the school increases the length and width by the same amounts to handle an increasing number
of cars, then what polynomial represents the area of the new parking lot?
a. 30x b. 60x c. x2 +30x + 200 d. x2 +60x + 500

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