Nope. Perimeter = sum of all sides
P = 20 + 11 + 20 + 11 = 62 and not 64
So, it is not possible.
Answer: Method of finding the sum of 46 and 7 is mentioned in below explanation.
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the question, we have to find out 46+7
First, we need to add 6 and 7 by that we get the result 13.
Where, 3 will be the digit in once place of our answer.
And, we need to add 1 in 4, that is 5 by that we get the tenth place digit of our result. which is 5.
So, our complete answer is 53.
Answer:
16 friends
Step-by-step explanation:
Right at the beginning, you can take the 2 chocolates Jack was left with out of the 50 chocolates Jack had at the beginning. That equals 48 chocolate bars, so we know that Jack gave his friends a total if 48 chocolates

Now that you have the number 48, you are really close to the answer.
If you know that he gave each if his friends 3 chocolates, you can make that into an equation and put it into a calculator. That would look like this:

The reason you do 48 ÷ 3 is because Jack divided his 48 chocolates into groups of 3 to give to each of the other kids.
You get the answer 16, which means the answer is 16 kids at his friend's birthday party.
the student needed to place a ten outside the radical, as a perfect square of 100 composes 200. This way, a two should be left under the radical sign. Also, this would be about 14.1 because 14^2 is 196 and 15^2 is 225. The correct answer must be less than 225, more than 196, but closer to 196. Therefore, a .1 is added to the 14