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3 years ago

The length of a rectangle is 24 units.can the preimteter p of the rectangle be 60 units when it’s width w is 11 units?

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No it can’t because calculating the perimeter, you would have to add all sides of the rectangle. If you added 11 + 11 + 24 +24, the perimeter would be 70 not 60.

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