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the five sidesof a pentagon are 4*1/3 in, 5*5/6 in, 2*3/4 in, 3*5/12 in, 4*2/3 in. what is the perimeter of this pentagon? the answer must be a mixed number
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\[10(11/12)\] the easiest way i know how is to change all numbers into improper fractions. (4/3), (25/6), (6/4), (15/12), (8/3). Find the greatest common factor, 12, and change the denominator in all the fraction to be the greatest common factor. (16/12), (50/12), (18/12), (15/12), (32/12). Add all those together and you get 131/12. divide 131 by 12 and put the whole number with the remainder.
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