10. Sarah is planning to fence in her backyard garden. One side of the garden is 34 feet long, another side is 30 feet long, and the third side is 67 feet long. Find the perimeter of Sarah's garden to determine the amount of fencing material needed.

A. 262 ft.

B. 68,340 ft.

C. 250 ft.

D. 131 ft.

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Mathematics

Deangelo Lopez

14 January, 05:30

10. Sarah is planning to fence in her backyard garden. One side of the garden is 34 feet long, another side is 30 feet long, and the third side is 67 feet long. Find the perimeter of Sarah's garden to determine the amount of fencing material needed.

A. 262 ft.

B. 68,340 ft.

C. 250 ft.

D. 131 ft.

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Glenn Goodwin · Answer 1

D. 131 ft.

Step-by-step explanation:

If Sarah is planning to fence in her backyard garden and one side of the garden is 34 feet long, another side is 30 feet long, and the third side is 67 feet long. The perimeter of Sarah's garden to determine the amount of fencing material needed is 131 feet.

Aden Fitzgerald · Answer 2

131ft is the amount of fencing material needed

Step-by-step explanation:

Perimeter is the distance around a shape: we have to sum all the distances

P = d1 + d2 + d3

P = 34 ft + 30 ft + 67 ft = 131 ft

10. Sarah is planning to fence in her backyard garden. One side of the garden is 34 feet long, another side is 30 feet long, and the third side is 67 feet long. Find the perimeter of Sarah's garden to determine the amount of fencing material needed.A. 262 ft.B. 68,340 ft.C. 250 ft.D. 131 ft.