Juan will put fencing around the outside of the enclosure. How much fencing does he need for the enclosure?

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adell [148]3 years ago

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If Juan intends to put fencing around the enclosure, that means that we are looking at the perimeter of the image (the outside). We can count the amount of lines between the dots to determine how much fencing he will need. After counting the perimeter of this figure, we see that the total is 22. We do not know what the units are, so for now we can just say that he will need 22 units of fencing to fully enclose this shape.

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