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Solve the application problem.

Find the perimeter of a counter top that measures 2 yards by 2/3 yards

User IturPablo
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Answer:

the counter is a rectangle

P = 2(2 + 2/3)

P = 2(6+2)/3

P = (2*8)/3 = 16/3 yards

Explanation:

User Ubernator
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Hello!

Answer:


\large \boxed{\sf P = (16)/(3)~yards}

Explanation:

→ The formula of the perimeter of the rectangle is:


\sf P = 2(l+L)

Where:

- P is the perimeter of the rectangle

- l is the lenght of the rectangle

- L is the width of the rectangle

→ Let's apply this formula:


\sf P = 2(2 + (2)/(3) )

Simplify the equation:


\sf P = 4 + (4)/(3)


\sf P = (12)/(3) + (4)/(3)


\boxed{\sf P = (16)/(3)}

Conclusion:

The perimeter of a counter top that measures 2 yards by 2/3 yards is 16/3 yards.

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