That is a question about perimeter of rectangle.
The perimeter of a geometric shape is the sum of the value of the all sides.
In a rectangle, the opposite sides are cogruentes (equals). For example, look at picture below. In that rectangle, the sides AB and DC are equals, and the sides AD and BC are equals.
So, the sides of that rectangular table are: 1.52m, 1.52m, 0.75m and 0.75.
Therefore, the perimeter of that rectangle is
m.
But that is not the final answer because that is the perimeter in meters and the question want the answer in centimeters.
1 meter has 100 centimeter, so we need to multiplicate the perimeter by 100.
Thus, the perimeter of that rectangular table is
cm.
Answer:
Area =
square units
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Key skills needed: Area of a parallelogram</u>
1) This shape is a parallelogram, and the way to find the area of a parallelogram is:

A = area
b = base (the side at the bottom
h = the height ( the length that runs from one side to another and makes a right angle)
2) The base (b) would be 3x. The height (h) would also be 3x
3) This means A =
3 times 3 is 9 --> and x times x is 
Therefore the area is --> 
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Answer:
12.5663706144
If necessary, and if your system/teacher allows it, just keep it down to 1-3 decimals.
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