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What is the length of a side of this regular polygon if its perimeter is 115 inches?
23 is your answer.
What is the length of a side of a regular polygon if its perimeter is 115 inches?
The length of each side is (115 inches)/(the number of sides in the polygon) .
What is the perimeter of a 35 ft x 80 ft triangle?
If 35 ft and 80 ft are two sides of the triangle, the third side must be more than 45 ft and less than 115 ft. So the perimeter is between 160 and 230 ft.
What is 115 plus 115?
115 plus 115 = 230
What 115 in times?
1 × 115 = 115 5 × 23 = 115
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