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What do all of the sides add up to in a square?
The perimeter
How do you calculate the perimeter of a square?
Add up the lengths of all the sides.
How are a square and a parallelogram alike?
a square are alike to a parallelogram because they have parallel sides
What square has a perimeter of 120 units?
A 30x30 Square A square has 4 equal sides, and when we add up the four sides we get 120. So to find the the square, we can do 120/4 = 30 This tells us that the square is 30x30
How do you find length if you have perimeter?
it depends what shape it is but if it is a square then you find four equal sides that add up to the total
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