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10) Find the perimeter of the polygon:* 9x - 6 2x - 5 -7x+3 2x - 5 -7x +3 9x - 6
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10) Find the perimeter of the polygon:*

9x - 6
2x - 5
-7x+3
2x - 5
-7x +3
9x - 6

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Okay if these are the side measurements (I’m assuming they are) then you find the perimeter by adding them all together, which in this case would equal 8x - 16... hope this helps!!
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