If the perimeter is 86in and the length is 25 what is the width

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The answer is 18 because to find the perimeter you have to add length+width+width+length so we know that the length is 25 so we add 25+25 which is 50. then we subtract 86-50 which is 36. so we do 36 divided by 2 which gets us 18. Hope this Helps! :)

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