22. GARDENS The area of Mr. Tuttle's garden last year can be represented by the
polynomial expression 22x - x? square feet. He wants to add on a plot that is 8 feet long
and 6 feet wide. Write a polynomial expression to represent the area of his new garden.

23. BOOKS At the school library, Alex checked out x books. Tyve checked out 5 more books
than Alex. Jun checked out twice as many books as Alex. Write a polynomial expression
to represent the total number of books the students checked out of the school library.
- 4x+5

24. CRAFTS The width of a table is 24 inches shorter than the length.
Carmen wants to make a tablecloth that is 6 inches longer than the
table on all four sides. Use the figure to write and simplify a
polynomial expression for the perimeter of Carmen's tablecloth.