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3 years ago

Perimeter and area of a rectangle 11 cm by 19.3cm

Mathematics

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Dovator [93]3 years ago

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Answer:

Perimeter: 60.6cm

Area: 212.3cm

Step-by-step explanation:

When calulating the perimeter, you are adding the length of all the sides together. Since the figure is a rectangle, two two pairs of sides will be different lengths. Solving is as follows:

P= 11+11+19.3+19.3 or P=11(2)+19.3(2) =60.6

With area, you need the total amount of mass, so you would multiply two sides. In this case, the two are 11cm and 19.3cm.

A= 11(19.3)cm =212.3

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