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Solve for P if l = 2 1/2ft and W= 3 2/5ft P=2L+2W simplify completely and write as a mixed number REALLY NEED HELPP TO GET THE ANSWER FAST
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Solve for P if l = 2 1/2ft and W= 3 2/5ft P=2L+2W simplify completely and write as a mixed number REALLY NEED HELPP TO GET THE ANSWER FAST
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Solve for P if
l = 2 1/2ft and W= 3 2/5ft
P=2L+2W
simplify completely and write as a mixed number
REALLY NEED HELPP TO GET THE ANSWER FAST
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11 4/5 is the answer
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Put each variable's value in parentheses:
P = 2(2.5) + 2(3 2/5)
Solve and get P = 5 + 6 4/5 which as 11 4/5.
The mixed number answer is 11 4/5
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