The formula for perimeter of a rectangle is

To solve for the perimeter we can plug our known values into the equation.

Add up all of the sides of a triangle to get the perimeter. Here, 2 of the sides add up to give you 9 inches. The third side must equal the difference between 14 inches and 9 inches.

To find the perimeter of a trapezoid, add up the lengths of its four sides. In the given trapezoid,

To find the missing side, combine like terms and solve for :

The missing side of the trapezoid is long.

An equilateral triangle means that all of the side lengths are the same. To find the perimeter, we can take the one known side length and multiply by (since there are sides) or we can add the side length to itself times.

The formula for perimeter of a rectangle is

To solve for the width we can plug our known values into the equation.

Subtract from both sides

Divide by both sides

To find the perimeter, we add all of the side lengths together.

To find the area of a perimeter, we add all of the side lengths together.

To find the area of a perimeter, we add all of the side lengths together.

To find the area of a perimeter, we add all of the side lengths together.

The perimeter of a square is the sum of all of its sides. Since a square has four equal sides, the length of one side can be multiplied by four to find the perimeter.

In this problem, however, we are given the perimeter and must find the side.

Therefore, we should divide to find the missing side.