Which expression represents the total number of games won by the Woodside boy's soccer team over two years?

The expression representing the total number of games won by the Woodside boy's soccer team over two years can be understood by breaking down the components involved. If 'g' represents the number of games won in one year, then over two years, the team would have won games in both of those years. This can be mathematically expressed as:

• The total number of games won in two years is simply the number of games won in one year, represented by 'g,' multiplied by 2. Thus, the expression becomes 2g, indicating the games won over two years.

However, the expression goes further to specify that, in addition to the games won in those two years, there is an additional constant of 2 added to this total, suggesting there may have been 2 other games won outside the standard wins accounted for in 'g' during those two years.

Thus, combining these ideas gives the correct representation of the total number of games won over the two years as 2g + 2. This indicates that in addition to the two years' wins, there are two extra wins accounted for in the total.