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dawn has a rug with a perimeter of 32 feet the width of her rug is 6 feet what is the length in feet of dawns rug

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puteri [66]3 years ago

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6*2=12
32-12=20
20/2=10.
Perimeter is all the way around an object. So take 6 two times and minus that from 32. Answer of that divide by 2 to get the length. Length of one side is 10 ft.

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