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Here are pictures of some more fields. Find out which one has the longest boundary?




  1. Boundary = ______ metre


  2. Boundary = ______ metre


  3. Boundary = ______ metre


  4. Boundary = ______ metre
Numerical

Solution

  1. Length of boundary = 15 metre + 6 metre + 15 metre + 24 metre
    = 60 metre
  2. Boundary = 9 metre + 6 metre + 3 metre + 6 metre + 6 metre + 12 metre
    = 42 metre
  3. Boundary = 9 metre + 6 metre + 3 metre + 6 metre + 6 metre
    + 12 metre
    = 42 metre
  4. Boundary = 15 metre + 15 metre + 9 metre + 15 metre + 15 metre + 9 metre
    = 78 metre

Therefore, field (d) has the longest boundary.

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