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Chapter 1: Q39. (page 3)

A parallelogram has side lengths 7 inches and 11 inches. Find the perimeter.

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The perimeter of the parallelogram isP=36inches

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Indicate the side lengths of a parallelogram with expression.

a=7inchesb=11inches

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Step 2. Formula used.

PerimeterofaparallogramP=2a+b

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Step 3. Calculate the perimeter of the given parallelogram.

To find the perimeter of the given parallelogram, use the above formula and substitute 7 for a and 11 for b and solve further as shown below:

P=27+11P=36inches

Therefore, the perimeter of the given parallelogram is 36 inches.

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