Would it be A or B?

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Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago

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Try A
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The perimeter of a stop sign is 99.2 inches. Each side of the stop sign is equal.

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Answer: The equation can be written as 8n = 99.2.

Step-by-step explanation:

In my answer, I used the variable n to distinguish itself as one side of the stop sign. 99.2 is the final perimeter in inches.

A stop sign is an octagonal shape (otherwise, it is made up of 8 equal sides). Therefore, with this information, you can interpret that the length of one side would be equal to the length of all of the other sides.

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