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The expression 5 1/2x + 6 represents the perimeter of

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andreev551 [17]2 years ago

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L=bxh|2 :) give me brainliest pls

bazaltina [42]2 years ago

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Length=[ 5 1/2x + 6 - 2( 1/4x+2 ) ]*1/2
=[ 11/2x + 6 - 1/2x - 4 )*1/2
=( 5x + 2 )*1/2
=5x/2 + 1

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