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3 years ago

A square kitchen tile has sides that are 7inches long. What is the tiles perimeter

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Kamila [148]3 years ago

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Answer: 28 Inches

Step-by-step explanation:

First draw a square for this. Since the kitchen tile is a square, we only need one side of the shape which in this case it 7in. Then you take this number and input it on all sides. You should have 7in on all sides. Next you write this equation: 7+7+7+7 or 7x4. This will then give you the answer 28. So, the perimeter of the kitchen tile is 28 inches.

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