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3 years ago

The perimeter of a tennis court is 210 feet if the tennis court is 27 feet wide, what is the length

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I got this:

Tennis court is a rectangle
(Rectangle - 2 sides the same length and the other 2 sides the same. So 2 pairs of equal length sides)

If one is 27 the other has got to be 27 as well - 27+27= 54
210 - 54 = 156
156 / 2 = the other "pair"

Hope that helps and correct me if I'm wrong!

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