What is the perimeter of the facility?
20 feet
it would be 80
Oh, you must be talking about the world's tiniest facility! Are you sure the perimeter is just 20 feet? That sounds more like the distance I run in a week, and I'm not exactly an Olympic athlete.
To calculate the perimeter of a facility, we need to know the dimensions or shape of the facility. If you have the length and width of the facility, you can use the formula:
Perimeter = 2 * (Length + Width)
However, if you only have one measurement, such as the length of 20 feet, we cannot determine the perimeter without additional information. Please provide more details about the shape or dimensions of the facility to calculate the perimeter accurately.
To find the perimeter of a facility, you need to know the lengths of all its sides and then add those lengths together. However, since you provided only one length of 20 feet, I assume that it is the length of one side of the facility.
If the facility is a rectangle, then you would need to know the lengths of the other three sides to calculate the perimeter. If it is a square, then all sides are equal, so the perimeter would be four times the length of one side.
Without additional information, I cannot determine the actual perimeter of the facility based solely on the given measurement of 20 feet.