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four squares of side 1 meter each are cut out from four corners of a bigger square of side 4 meter . Find the perimeter of the remaining portion of the bigger square.

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Answered by dkyadav94

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Answered by tennetiraj86

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the perimeter of the remaining portion of the bigger square=16m

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four squares of side 1 meter each are cut out from four corners of a bigger square of side 4 meter . Find the perimeter of the remaining portion of the bigger square. ​

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four squares of side 1 meter each are cut out from four corners of a bigger square of side 4 meter . Find the perimeter of the remaining portion of the bigger square.