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5 February, 05:16

What is the perimeter of a parallelogram if it has a base width of 3x+9 and it has a height length of 4x-5?

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  1. 5 February, 05:21
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    So basically the perimeter of a parallelogram is

    2*length + 2*width

    Or, in this case, once you substitute everything in,

    2 * (3x + 9) + 2 * (4x - 5)

    Use the distributive property, to distribute the 2s to everything inside the parenthesis.

    2 * 3x + 2 * 9 + 2 * 4x + 2 * - 5

    6x + 18 + 8x - 10

    Then just add everything

    14x + 8 = perimeter
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