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Someone plzzzzz give me the answer for this. Btw I know if you add them all it would be A but there are 3 lines left then add th

em all. So basically just give me the answer plzzz I really need your help.

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BabaBlast [244]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option D. 37¼ ft

Step-by-step explanation:

The perimeter of the figure above can be obtained by adding all the lengths of each sides together. This can be obtained as follow:

The lengths of each sides are given below:

Top = 6¼ ft

Left = 9⅛ ft

Bottom = 9½ ft

Right = 7¾ ft

Top horizontal = 9½ – 6¼

= 19/2 – 25/4

= 13/4 ft

Top height = 9⅛ – 7¾

= 73/8 – 31/4

= 11/8 ft

Perimeter = 6¼ + 9⅛ + 9½ + 7¾ + 13/4 + 11/8

= 25/4 + 73/8 + 19/2 + 31/4 + 13/4 + 11/8

= 149/4

= 37¼ ft

Thus, the perimeter of figure is 37¼ ft

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