Math, asked by vk397059, 4 months ago

The perimeter of a hexagon is 25 m 44 cm. If the measures of five of its sides are 4 m 12 cm , 3 m 76 cm

, 4 m 18 cm , 4 m 5 cm and 4 m 44 cm, find the measure of its sixth side

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Answered by anushkagtasharma1

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6m28cm

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