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Which expression gives the perimeter of the regular pentagon shown below

Which expression gives the perimeter of the regular pentagon shown below-example-1
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Answer:

5x

Explanation:

User ShaunK
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Answer:


P=5x


Explanation:

1. By definition, a regular pentagon is a polygon that has five sides with equal length and five vertices.

2. As you can see in the figure attached, the lenght of a side of the pentagon is
x, so, as the other sides are equal, you can obtain the perimeter by multiplying the lenght of that side by 5. Therefore, you can write the following expression:


P=5x

Where
P is the perimeter and
x is the lenght of each side of the pentagon.

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