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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Finding the perimeter of lined up shapes. Took a picture of the worksheet, i don't understand how to do it. ;( http://i52.tinypic.com/qnntk9.jpg

OpenStudy (anonymous):

For the triangles, it would be 102 because each of the triangles contribute 1 unit except the ones on the ends which give 2. For the squares it's 202 with the same logic as above but each square contributes 2 units. As for hexagons it's 402. If you see the pattern it's just n(s-2)+2 where n is the number of shapes and s is the number of sides on the shape so for n hexagons, it's 4n +2.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I cannot thank you enough. You've helped me out a lotttt! :)

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