If i want to calculate the perimeter of the entire shape, do i need to include the perimeters of ticked squares? please answer with justification
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No.
Because perimeter is the total length of boundary. But these squares lie in the interior of the shape i.e.they are not on the boundary.
Hence you need not to include the perimeter of these squares.
Because perimeter is the total length of boundary. But these squares lie in the interior of the shape i.e.they are not on the boundary.
Hence you need not to include the perimeter of these squares.
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who me??
yes, this topic you do at 9 and 8 grade as well
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to whom u said
ya
myself!
in 11 do u have this type of questions
rarely
was my answer right
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