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What is the perimeter of 89.5m by 60m?
KEY: *=multiply /=divide w= width L=length p=perimeter the easiest way to do this... # you have 3 ways you can do this... - p=2*L+w -p=(l*2)+(w*2) -p=l+l+w+w2. once you choose one of these (i recommend [l*2] + [w*2]) you do the length(89.5) * 2 which is 179m. 3.then you do width(60m) *2 which is 120m. 4. when you get 179m and 120m, then you add them both together. the total answer is 299m
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15 feet.
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100.55 feet is 100.55 feet!
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