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What is the perimeter of a lawn that is 25 feet long and 20 feet wide? a 90 feet c. 80 feet b. 45 feet 100 feet
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What is the perimeter of a lawn that is 25 feet long and 20 feet wide?
a 90 feet
c. 80 feet
b. 45 feet
100 feet
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A.90 feet
2(25)+2(20)
50+40
90
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Answer:
a. 90 ft
Explanation:
20+20+25+25
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