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Write two different expressions to represent the perimeter of this square. What can you conclude from the two expressions? Express your answer in two or more complete sentences.
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The perimeter is the sum of the lengths of the sides of a polygon. In this case, all sides have length S. 1) Show the sum of the lengths 2) Show the sum as a multiplication since all sides have the same length
so s+s+s+s is one way correct @skullcandy229
P = S + S + S + S P = 4S
so another way to write it is 4s
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yes
DAMN YOU!!! @livias.random lol
You got the first one first lol @atreyu6s3x6
LMAO xD @livias.random
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