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Mathematics, 12.10.2019 03:30, bennettaly2452

What is the perimeter of this pentagon?

a. 1 2/9
b. 6/6
c. 1 1/3
d. 1 2/3

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What is the perimeter of this pentagon?  a. 1 2/9  b. 6/6 c. 1 1/3  d

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c. 1 1/3
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