Unless you buy the book online, there isn't a legal way to get it. Here is the link to
find it online http://www.classzone.com/cz/books/geometry_2007_na/
There is an online textbook, you need to pay for it if you do not receive an activation code from your teacher. To find the online textbook click on the bottom left image. See the related links for a link to the website.
This is what is called basic geometry, usually for 8th or 9th graders. When one is this age, there will be a text book that explains these things. I suggest you..look..it...up.
Use your text book, you school kid
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like if you wanna build a garden and u wanna have a fence...so then like you would use perimeter to find out how much fence u would need....if that makes sense to you :P hopefully it does...if it doesn't its cuz of MLE (my lame English) Your lazy English more likely :-) When... Well, as suggested, length of fencing materials. Finding the perimeter is quite a common calculation in many practical geometry applications. I'm intrigued by questions like this, not for their specific content but for their having been asked at all. They suggest their questioners have never encountered real-life arithmetic and maths - are they school pupils perhaps? I'm also struck by the very low knowledge of many Answers users, of the most basic, school-level, geometry etc. The section on swimming-pool maintenance for example, is full of "How do I calculate the amount of water..." questions that can be answered from an ordinary school text-book! Sometimes the questioner fails even to give all the dimensions needed. So is there something fundamentally wrong with maths & arithmetic education somewhere? Or do so many genuinely find numbers very hard to grasp? (I can't learn maths above a certain level but I can work out basic volumes!)
A library, or any bookshop
go to classzone.com find your book update in your student information read away!
most odd answers are in the back but some like the standardized test practice are not
no the workbook Hm, which Chapter? And usually, the answers are in the text...try reading it. (:
In your text books
In your text books.
There is an online textbook, you need to pay for it if you do not receive an activation code from your teacher. To find the online textbook click on the bottom left image. See the related links for a link to the website.
amazon or any book or text book store P.S. TRENTON JOINER IS HOT
In your text books
you go to the txtbook read the questions answer them then you can find them on the paper u just wrote it on
To download the McDougal Litte II Algebra 2 textbook pdf file you need to do an internet search. It is however important to note that you will be required to part with some cash to withdraw the file.
the answer is 43521 toc