Peter rides a bike along a triangular path in the neighborhood park. The sides of the path measure 3.36 miles, 4.18 miles, and 5
.61 miles. How far does Peter ride? 10.75 miles miles 12.35 miles 13.15 miles a triangular path in the neighborhood park. The
sides of the path measure 3.36 miles, 4.18 miles, and 5.61 miles. How far
does Peter ride?
To identify the miles that Peter rides, you must imagine the triangle with measures: 3.36 miles, 4.18 miles, and 5.61 miles. How you can suppose, Peter regularly rides exactly by each side of the triangle mentioned, then you must find the perimeter of the triangle to identify the miles that Peter rides, remember that the perimeter of an irregular triangle is:
Perimeter of a triangle = side + side + side
If you replace the formula, you obtain:
Perimeter of a triangle = 3.36 miles + 4.18 miles + 5.61 miles
Jack is very rich to have 200 apples and 120 candy's to give away so freely. That is if you are being logical and seeing this from different angles and thinking outside the box
