Mathematics
Mathematics, 02.12.2021 20:00, shaylawaldo11

1. Braydon is creating an obstacle course in the shape of a parallelogram for his dog.
The parallelogram will cover an area of
48 m2. Its base and height must be whole
numbers of metres. Draw and label the
perimeter that gives the longest obstacle
course.

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