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3 years ago

If you can do this please answer it.

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1 answer:

denis23 [38]3 years ago

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Your answer would be rounded about 140 because first rectangle =108divided by 9 = 12 which was the the perimeter of the rectangle plus the 90 degree right triangle which was about 36 so there.

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