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2 years ago

For number 6 can anyone tell me the answer

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1 answer:

slamgirl [31]2 years ago

7 0

The perimeter of MATH is 4w + 6 and the perimeter of GEOM is 6w - 8. the perimeters are the same so set them equal,
4w + 6 = 6w - 8... use inverse to get all like terms on opposite sides
-4w + 8 = -4w + 8
14 = 2w... divide both side by 2 to get w alone
÷2 = ÷2
7 = w
so B. 7 is the answer

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