Mathematics, 08.06.2021 23:50, lyn94

Find the perimeter of the figure. Objects not necessarily drawn to scale A: 5/6
B: 1 and 2/3
C: 1/2
D: 1/4

Find the perimeter of the figure. Objects not necessarily drawn to scale

A: 5/6
B: 1 and 2/3
C: 1

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Find the perimeter of the figure. Objects not necessarily drawn to scale A: 5/6
B: 1 and 2/3<...