2 years ago

Please just help me with my last 3 question 8 and 9 area and perimeter

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1 answer:

irinina [24]2 years ago

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8. Perimeter:5.9*2 or you can write 5.9+5.9 equals to 11.8 then add the 3.4
9.perimeter : 8.2+4.2+9.17
Area:(8.2*4.1)/2

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