If the perimeter of this quadrilateral (2ft 13ft 15in this is the quadrilateral) is 79 inches, what is the measure of the missin
g side length in inches?
77 in
52 in.
28 in.
27 in.
77 in
52 in.
28 in.
27 in.
1 answer:
Answer:
The missing side length is 27 in
Step-by-step explanation:
see the attached figure
we know that
1 ft= 12 in
step 1
Convert ft to in
2 ft=2*12=24 in
Note ----> the given measure is 13 in instead of 13 ft
step 2
Find the missing side length
The perimeter of a quadrilateral is the sum of its four side lengths
Let
x------> the missing side length
P=x+24+13+15
P=79 in
so
79=x+24+13+15
x=79-52=27 in
The missing side length is 27 in
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