No. A figure cannot have two perimeters.
No. In fact, it cannot be true.
You cannot figure out the length of an octagon without a lot more information. Alternatively, you can measure the lengths of the sides.
Since a hexagon is a horizontal plane figure it cannot have a horizontal plane of symmetry.
You cannot, without some additional information.
If a figure has four sides, then it is a quadrilateral; it cannot be a triangle.
It cannot be the whole net for any 3-dimensional figure. It cannot be the whole net for any 3-dimensional figure. It cannot be the whole net for any 3-dimensional figure. It cannot be the whole net for any 3-dimensional figure.
If the figure in question is assumed to be a rectangle, If A is assumed to be its area, If W is assumed to be its width, then the length = Area / Width = 33768/60.3 = 560 yards.
h. Immanuel Kant
They could be congruent, but not necessarily. It cannot be assumed that they are.
We cannot read your mind to look at the figure so we don't know
The computer virus cannot be seen therefore it has no figure.
Scalene triangle
No. A figure cannot have two perimeters.
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It appears that Tinker cannot be found in Mazin Hamsters and it should be assumed that it is a glitch that asks about him.
1 rule of figure skating is you cannot do any flips what so ever.