15
300*5/100 =15
That's all
The perpendicular bisector of the segment passes through the midpoint of this segment. Thus, we will initially find the midpoint P:

Now, we will calculate the slope of the segment support line (r). After this, we will use the fact that the perpendicular bisector (p) is perpendicular to r:


We can calculate the equation of
p by using its slope and its point P:
R - 10/3 + 1/2 = -11/6...if u multiply everything by the common denominator 6, it will get rid of the fractions.
(6)r - 6(10/3) + 6(1/2) = 6(-11/6)
6r - 60/3 + 6/2 = - 66/6...simplify
6r - 20 + 3 = - 11
6r - 17 = -11
6r = -11 + 17
6r = 6
r = 6/6
r = 1 <===
Answer:
<em>Answer: B. 38 mm</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>The Perimeter of a Shape</u>
The perimeter of a given shape is the sum of all exterior lengths surrounding the shape.
The figure shows a shape where all the external measures are given except the leftmost side.
This length is the sum of 3 mm + 10 mm = 13 mm.
Now calculate the perimeter:
P = 4 mm + 3 mm + 10 mm + 8 mm + 13 mm = 38 mm
Answer: B. 38 mm