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the vertices of a sand box are p(12, 14) ,Q(12,, 17), R(16, 17), AND S(16,14). THE COORDINATES ARE MEASURED IN FEET WHAT IS THE

PERIMETER OF THE SANDBOX

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qaws [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

p= 14

Step-by-step explanation:

sorry if the pic is blurry but side PQ=3, side QR=4, side RS=3, side SP=4

perimeter= length+length+width+width

perimeter=3+3+4+4

perimeter=6+8

perimeter=14

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