The length of a rectangular park is twice its width. The park is surrounded by a 3-foot-wide path.
Write a quadratic function to represent the total
area of the park and the path.

Step-by-step explanation:

Quadratic Function

It's given the length of a rectangular park is twice its width.

Let's call:

x = width of the rectangular park

2x = length of the rectangular park

The park is surrounded by a 3-foot-wide path. This path adds 3 ft twice to both dimensions, i.e.:

x+3+3=x+6 width of the park and the path

2x+3+3=2x+6 length of the park and the path

The total area is:

A=(x+6)(2x+6)

Operating:

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