A rectangle has two different side lengths: One is (4p-5) inches. The other is (3p+2) inches. Find the perimeter of the rectangl
1 answer:
The perimeter of rectangle is 14p-6.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
One side of rectangle = 4p-5 inches
Length of other side = 3p+2 inches
Perimeter of rectangle = 2( Length of one side + Length of other side)
The perimeter of rectangle is 14p-6.
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