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4 years ago

It’s #11 that I need help with

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1 answer:

wel4 years ago

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#11

Perimeter:

P = 2(W + L)

P = 2(3.5 + 6.5)

P = 2(10)

P = 20 units

Area:

A = WL

A = 3.5 * 6.5

A = 22.75 square units

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