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They are not to scale.  \n| 1) | 7 | | 2) | 8 in\u003Cbr>| 2 in |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | Perimeter =   cm |  |  | Perimeter =   in |  |\n\n7 cm  \n4)  \n3 ½ in  \nPerimeter =   cm Perimeter =   in  \n5) 7 ft  \n3 ½ ft  \n8 ft  \n6)  \n3 ½ cm  \n1 ½ cm  \n3 cm  \nPerimeter =   ft Perimeter =   cm  \nName Date  \nPERIMETER OF 2D SHAPES 2 ANSWERS  \n1)  \n7  \n2)  \nPerimeter = 21 cm Perimeter = 22 in  \n3)  \n4)  \n6 cm 5 in  \n3 ½ in  \nPerimeter = 27 cm Perimeter = 17 in  \n5) 7 ft  \n3 ½ ft  \n8 ft  \n6)  \n3 ½ cm  \n1 ½ cm  \n3 cm  \nPerimeter = 22 ft Perimeter = 13 cm","cbCaieAUkjDkplfA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieAUkjDkplfA","pdf",144223,"English","# Exercise Problems\n## Perimeter Calculation Challenges\n# Answer Key\n## Solutions for 2D Perimeter Problems","[{\"question\":\"What is the objective of these exercises?\",\"answer\":\"The primary objective is to practice calculating the total perimeter of various two-dimensional shapes using given side lengths.\"},{\"question\":\"Are the provided shapes drawn to scale?\",\"answer\":\"No, the document explicitly states that the shapes are not to scale.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the document include solutions for the problems?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, an answer key is provided at the end of the document, listing the calculated perimeters for each of the six problems.\"}]","Perimeter of 2D Shapes 2 - Practice Exercises | PDF",1792680567]