Sorry Mathsisbae,
you misunderstood my request. (Private message)
I wanted you to make a post here to ask me to explain more .
I did not want you to make another post that was the same - we don't do that. :)
okay you want me to expain some more. :)
The perimeter of the square is 80p+19 and that is in cms
There are 4 sides and they are all the same. when you add up all the sides you will have the perimeter.
So on side must be a quarter of the perimeter.
$$\\side=\frac{1}{4}\times (80p+19)\\\\
side=\frac{80p+19}{4}\;\;cm$$
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If you are still not sure think about what you would do with something simpler
Say the perimeter is 20cm
then the side would have to be 20/4 = 5cm BECAUSE 5+5+5+5=20cm
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This method of replacing something complicated with something easy to work out how to do it is really handy.
I still do this regularly. :)
Does that help ?
I see that you are on the forum Mathisbae, Have a think about it and if you don't understand I can explain some more :)
Sorry Mathsisbae,
you misunderstood my request. (Private message)
I wanted you to make a post here to ask me to explain more .
I did not want you to make another post that was the same - we don't do that. :)
okay you want me to expain some more. :)
The perimeter of the square is 80p+19 and that is in cms
There are 4 sides and they are all the same. when you add up all the sides you will have the perimeter.
So on side must be a quarter of the perimeter.
$$\\side=\frac{1}{4}\times (80p+19)\\\\
side=\frac{80p+19}{4}\;\;cm$$
---------------------------------------------------------
If you are still not sure think about what you would do with something simpler
Say the perimeter is 20cm
then the side would have to be 20/4 = 5cm BECAUSE 5+5+5+5=20cm
------------------------------------------------
This method of replacing something complicated with something easy to work out how to do it is really handy.
I still do this regularly. :)
Does that help ?