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Is the answer 272 :/
Date Posted: 4 years ago
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The perimeter remains unchanged even as you take out the squares.
When you take out a square from the corner, you remove two lengths, but then two new lengths are formed as a result. These lengths are all the same, and therefore there is no change in the overall perimeter of the resulting shape.
When you take out a square from the corner, you remove two lengths, but then two new lengths are formed as a result. These lengths are all the same, and therefore there is no change in the overall perimeter of the resulting shape.
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Thank you very much Shoshanna ;)
Your welcome! ;)
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Your answer is very close! Hopefully my explanation helps you to understand.
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4 years ago
Thank you very much Apple. My answer is far from 400 :)
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