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Find the perimeter of the following polygon
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First, you find the perimeter of one of the halves.
Use the pytharogean theorem.
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\[a^2+b^2+c^2\]
keep in mind that the bottom length is the length of the entire bottom of the triangle, not just half.
Then you plugin the numbers into the equation. You get 225+64 =289
Then you square root that, and you get 17.
Since there are two sides with this length you add 17+17+16. you get 50.
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Thats the perimeter
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