SSAT Elementary Level Math : Quadrilaterals
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Example Question #205 : Quadrilaterals
David wants to put a fence around his backyard. How much fencing will he need if his backyard is 
The fence is going around the backyard, so this is a perimeter problem.
Example Question #501 : Rectangles
David wants to put a fence around his backyard. How much fencing will he need if his backyard is 
The fence is going around the backyard, so this is a perimeter problem.
Example Question #201 : Plane Geometry
David wants to put a fence around his backyard. How much fencing will he need if his backyard is 
The fence is going around the backyard, so this is a perimeter problem.
Example Question #571 : Quadrilaterals
David wants to put a fence around his backyard. How much fencing will he need if his backyard is 
The fence is going around the backyard, so this is a perimeter problem.
Example Question #209 : Quadrilaterals
David wants to put a fence around his backyard. How much fencing will he need if his backyard is 
The fence is going around the backyard, so this is a perimeter problem.
Example Question #132 : How To Find The Perimeter Of A Rectangle
David wants to put a fence around his backyard. How much fencing will he need if his backyard is 
The fence is going around the backyard, so this is a perimeter problem.
Example Question #511 : Rectangles
David wants to put a fence around his backyard. How much fencing will he need if his backyard is 
The fence is going around the backyard, so this is a perimeter problem.
Example Question #511 : Rectangles
What is the length of a rectangular room with a perimeter of 
We have the perimeter and the width, so we can plug those values into our equation and solve for our unknown.
Subtract 
Divide 
Example Question #573 : Plane Geometry
Find the perimeter of the rectangle shown below:
The perimeter of a rectangle is all of the sides added together. When you have a rectangle the opposite sides are also the same lengths, so even when they aren't labeled you know the measurements of the other sides.
Example Question #142 : How To Find The Perimeter Of A Rectangle
Use the following to answer the question.
Find the perimeter of the rectangle.
To find the perimeter of a rectangle, we use the following formula:
where a, b, c, and d are the lengths of each side of the rectangle.
When we look at the rectangle
we know that the length is 9ft and the width is 4ft. Because it is a rectangle, we also know the lengths of the unmarked sides. The unmarked sides are equal to the length of the opposite side. So, we can substitute this into the formula. We get
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