[10.04] Three congruent kites are placed together edge-to-edge as shown. The bottom edge is 4x and the top edge is x. How much bigger than the perimeter of a one kite is the perimeter of the entire figure?
3 congruent kites with top edge of x, bottom edge of 4 x, placed together bottom edge to bottom edge from left to right

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[10.04] Three congruent kites are placed together edge-to-edge as shown. The bottom edge is 4x and the top edge is x. How much bigger than the perimeter of a one kite is the perimeter of the entire figure?
3 congruent kites with top edge of x, bottom edge of 4 x, placed together bottom edge to bottom edge from left to right

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

help me please im in the middle of a test

anonymous · Answer

2x
4x
6x
8x
those are the choices

mathstudent55 · Answer

Can you calculate the perimeter of 1 figure?
You have 4 sides. Two measure x and 2 measure 4x.

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