Charlie uses the expression 2x + 2x to represent the perimeter of a square. What does the variable x represent in this expression? The area The perimeter The side lengths The sum of 2 side lengths

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Johnny Mnemonic asked Jul 2, 2022

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Charlie uses the expression 2x + 2x to represent the perimeter of a square. What does the variable x represent in this expression?

The area
The perimeter
The side lengths
The sum of 2 side lengths

Mathematics
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Answer:

The side length

Explanation:

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Answer:

D The Sum of 2 Numbers

Explanation:

2+2=4 > 24 > 24 + 24

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