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3 years ago

if every short side is 1.5 in and every long side is 3 in what is the perimeter wilmart brainiest show your work

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Zarrin [17]3 years ago

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Hello there (I can do this one, it's quick enough)

The correct answer is 24 inches

There are 8 short sides, so you would do 1.5 times 8, to get 12 inches

There are 4 long sides, so you would do 3 times 4, to get 12 inches

12 plus 12 = 24 inches

I hope this helped

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