The perimeter of the square will be equal to 48 millimetres.
<h3>What is the perimeter?</h3>
The perimeter is defined as the sum of all the sides of the given shape. For square, the perimeter will be the sum of all the sides of the square.
Given that a square with a length of 12 millimetres. The area of the square is marked as 132 square millimetres.
The perimeter of the square will be calculated as,
P = 4 x sides
The length of the square is 12 millimetres. For a square all the sides are equal.
The perimeter of the square will be calculated as,
P = 4 x 12
P = 48 millimetres
Therefore, the perimeter of the square will be equal to 48 millimetres.
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40% of the equipment in the class are hockey sticks
12+8=20
8/20 × 100=40
First simplify like terms (things with the same letter):
3g + 7g + 8 = -10 + g
10g + 8 = -10 + g
Next we should take g off both sides:
9g + 8 = -10
Next isolate 9g by taking 8 off both sides:
9g = -18
Next divide both sides by 9 to find the value of g:
g = -2
