If the perimeter is 560 yards what is the dimensions

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It is impossible to know the dimensions with this information, since you don't know anything about the ratio of the sides or the shape forming the perimeter. Let's just assume that the shape is a form of rectangle and has four sides.

560/4=140
If it is a square each side will be 140 yards.

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