Question

Which statement about these two figures is true?



A.
The perimeter of B is equal to the perimeter of A.

B.
The perimeter of B is greater than the perimeter of A.

C.
The perimeter of B is 2 units less than the perimeter of A.

D.
The perimeter of B is 2 units greater than the perimeter of A.

Answer 1

https://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1422000_1422500/1422340/1/5b6e2594346fd4d47c6315bc2efc53ad74ca702f/Math_Red_131009_141525.jpg

Answer 2

omgggggggg help @jabez177 help

Answer 3

@jabez177

Answer 4

Well firstly, if you recollect @TheFineeve297 P = 2L + 2W.
So we have to find the perimeter of both of these figures.
You understand how to?

Answer 5

no

Answer 6

The formula for finding a perimeter is P = 2L + 2W
Thus 2 x L (length) PLUS 2 x W (width)
So, starting with the top rectangle...if you count the squares of the width, how many is it?
@TheFineeve297

Answer 7

um I dont know im confused

Answer 8

Here, take a look at this.

Answer 9

i need the answer cause im bieng timed

Answer 10

I'm sorry, we do not give direct answer's on OpenStudy.
I stated this in last post.
Take a look at the attachment I put though.

Answer 11

i did so the answer is c. ?

Answer 12

No guessing.
Lets work through this so that way I am sure you are understanding.
If there is 7 for the width and 4 for the length on both sides, then what do we do?

Answer 13

i need to hurry

Answer 14

never mind i passesed