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Tried to do this one on my own but still dont get how to do it.

Tried to do this one on my own but still dont get how to do it.-example-1
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Answer:

238

Explanation:

First, you must find the ratio between the one measurement of the larger octagon and the smaller octagon. Just divide 28 by 4 to get 7. This is what you have to multiply the perimeter by to get the larger octagon's perimeter. 34 times 7 equals 238. There are multiple ways to do this problem but this way is the simplest. If this helped you, please click the "Thanks" button!

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