Mathematics, 28.01.2020 19:58 Ancelingabaut

How do you distinguish between problems requiring area formulas and problems requiring perimeter formulas?
a. area - space inside a figure
perimeter - distance around figure

c. area - twice the width plus twice the length
perimeter - length times width

b. area - distance around figure
perimeter - space inside a figure

d. area - the sum of all sides
perimeter - 2 times the diagonal of the figure

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