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What is the value of P for the following solid figure? 10 in. 8 in. 17 in. 15 in. https://gyazo.com/51356f62afa8b544b42ab68760c80942
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@jtug6
i don't see P
i feel stupid because this is easy but i still need help
i assume P is in reference to it's perimeter?
OH i just needed to know what P meant thanks. Expect some more questions maybe :)
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well i'm unsure but its probably wanting the perimeter i guess? really unsure. its a badly worded question to say the least lol
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