The formula for calculating the perimeter of the parallelogram is p/2-b=c.
The formula for calculating the perimeter of a parallelogram with sides b and c, for c.
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The perimeter of a parallelogram is the total distance enclosed by its boundary. Since the parallelogram is a type of quadrilateral, thus it has four sides.
Substracting 2b on both side
p = 2b+2c
-2b -2b
p -2b =2c
divide both sides by 2
p/2 -b =c
Therefore we get the formula for calculating the perimeter of the parallelogram is p/2-b=c.
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I'm pretty sure you just add all the numbers up so it would be 569.9 ft
M/n=p-6
n= m/(p-6)
i swapped the n and p-6
First, you need to draw this out. Roughly, it should look a little something like the link i included in this answer. then u just draw a line tracing the points to make a rectangle (sandbox) and decide that the perimeter, or the distance around, would be 3+4+3+4 = 14 feet.
