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A square has sides of length 2.6 millimetres. What is the perimeter?
Matheus Richard
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A square has sides of length 2.6 millimetres. What is the perimeter?
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Dear,
Perimeter = 4S = 4x2.6 = 10.4 mm
Where,
S is the length of any one side
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To find the perimeter, we can just multiply 2.6 by 4. This gives us 10.4.
The answer is 10.4 millimeters.
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