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What is the perimeter of the figure? http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/243500_244000/243657/1/804970b9e2454767df1ad7729615b842bdf0f114/VHS_PA_S2_03_L314_UT_Q2.gif A. 58 in. B. 29 in. C. 65 in. D. 74 in.
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D. 74
Thanks! How did you get that?
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You get this because if you do 10 - 19 you get 9 which is the first missing measurement horizontally and 18 - 11 you get 7 vertically
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19-10 lol
ok :p
LOL np
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