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What is the Perimeter formula irregular hexagon?
Perimeter = sum of the lengths of the sides.
How do you find the perimeter and area of irregular figures with irregular sizes of squares?
by subtracting
What is the shape of perimeter?
Can be any shape It is the edge of something So perimeter of a property can be round or square or irregular
What is an irregular figure with 7 sides and a perimeter of 78m?
heptagon.
Can you make any irregular hexagons that also have a perimeter of 24 cm?
Yes.
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