Can somebody help me with this?

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Nina [5.8K]2 years ago

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Its a little blurry, but I hope this helps. Lets just say the number on the bottom is 2b, and the one on the side is b. You would have a total of (4)b's, and (2)2b's. Answer: 4b+2(2b). The 4 b because you have 4 sides of that equal length, and the same with the 2b's

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