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Perimeter = 26 mm  \n4) A square with sides of 2 ½ m Perimeter = 10 m  \n5) A rectangle with sides 9cm and 7cm. Perimeter = 32 cm  \n6) A rectangle with sides 3½ cm and 1½ cm. Perimeter = 10 cm  \n7) A rectangle with sides 4cm and 2 ½ cm. Perimeter = 13 cm  \n8) A square with sides of 60 cm. Perimeter = 240 cm  \nFind the missing side length in the following rectangles.  \n9) Aorneectoafntgheles witidehsipse8rci mmeter 20cm and Missing side = 2 cm  \n10) A square with perimeter of 60 cm. Side length = 15 cm  \nA rectangle with perimeter of 26 mm  \n11) Missing side = 6 mm and a side of 7 mm.  \n12) A square with perimeter of 36 m. 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