Mathematics, 29.03.2021 17:50, FailingstudentXD

The length of rectangle M is 5 inches less than 8 times its width, w. Both the length and width of rectangle M are increased by (w + 5) to create rectangle P. How much larger is the area of rectangle P than the area of rectangle M?

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