the diagram is a scale drawing of a fountain going with a side length of 1 square is 2 feet what is the perimeter of the fountain
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24 is is a square and 3 block things on each side so 2x3=6 because its square there 4 sides so 6x4=24
the square is a 3 by 3 btw LMAO
also thank you Mike
I picked p=24 ft i,
m crossing my fingers that is right
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To find the perimeter of the fountain, you need to determine the lengths of all the sides and then add them up. In this case, we know that each side length on the diagram corresponds to a length of 2 feet in reality.
If the fountain in the diagram is a square, with each side length representing 2 feet, then the perimeter of the fountain can be calculated using the following formula:
Perimeter = 4 × Side Length
Since the side length is given as 2 feet, we can substitute this value into the formula:
Perimeter = 4 × 2 feet = 8 feet
Therefore, the perimeter of the fountain is 8 feet.