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UNO [17]2 years ago

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Considering the perimeter concept, we have that:

Danielle's mistake is that she did not consider two outside edges, one of length 6x - 4 and the other of length 12x + 3.

The correct perimeter, in feet, is: P = 50x + 27.

<h3>What is the perimeter of a polygon?</h3>

The perimeter of a polygon is given by the sum of all the lengths of the outside edges of the polygon.

For this problem, the outside edges are given as follows:

2 of 6x - 4, due to the isosceles triangle.

2 of 12x + 3, due to the rectangle.

1 of 14x + 13, also due to the rectangle, and only one, because of the other part of the rectangle with the same length is internal to the prism;

Danielle's mistake is that she did not consider two outside edges, one of length 6x - 4 and the other of length 12x + 3. Considering all the edges, the perimeter is given by:

P = 2(6x - 4) + 2(12x + 3) + 14x + 13

P = 12x - 8 + 24x + 6 + 14x + 13

P = 12x + 24x + 14x + 8 + 6 + 13

P = 50x + 27.

More can be learned about the perimeter of a polygon at brainly.com/question/3310006

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