The area of a rectangular plot 32 feet long and 25 feet wide will be doubled by adding an equal width to each side of the plot. Which equation can be used to find this added width?(x + 32)(x + 25) = 1600(2x + 32)(2x + 25) = 1600(2x + 32)(x + 25) = 800(x + 32)(x + 25) = 800

Answer: (2x + 32)(2x + 25) = 1600 Step-by-step explanation:The former length of the rectangular plot = 32 feets The former width of the rectangular plot =25 feetsThe former area of the rectangular plot is former length of the rectangular plot × former width of the rectangular plot = 32×25 = 800 feet^2If the area is doubled, the new area would 800 × 2 = 1600 feet^2If an equal width of x feets was added to each side of the plot,The new length would be (32 + 2x) feets.The new width would be (25 + 2x) feets. The 2x is due to the fact that there are 2 lengths and 2 widthsThe new area would be (2x + 32)(2x + 25) = 1600