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In the diagram of a quadrilateral below, the variables represent the length of the sides in inches.


b = 11

c = 16

b-2

c-b


Write an expression using the variables b and c that could be used to find the perimeter of the quadrilateral

Verified Answer :

radicalmusic03

Add 11 + 16. Plug in 11 into b-2 since b equals eleven. You should now have 11+16+11-2. Do the same thing and plug in 16 for c and 11 for b for c-b. Your solution will now be 11+16+11-2+16-11.

The expression P = 25+c represents the perimeter of the quadrilateral and the perimeter is 41 inches.

What is quadrilateral?

It is defined as the four-sided polygon in geometry having four edges and four corners.

We have side lengths of the quadrilateral in the diagram that is:

b = 11 inches

c = 16 inches

The remaining two lengths are (b-2) and (c-b)

We know the perimeter of the quadrilateral P = sum of all side lengths

P = 11+16+(b-2)+(c-b)

P = 25+c

The above expression represents the perimeter of the quadrilateral.

If we plug c = 16 inches then

P = 25+16

P = 41 inhes

Thus, the expression P = 25+c represents the perimeter of the quadrilateral and the perimeter is 41 inches.

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