A square has a perimeter of 12x + 52 units. Which expression represents the side length of the square in units? x + 4 x + 40 3x + 13 3x + 43

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Leia Larsen

16 March, 18:06

A square has a perimeter of 12x + 52 units. Which expression represents the side length of the square in units? x + 4 x + 40 3x + 13 3x + 43

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Hillary Dickson · Answer 1

One important property of a square is that all the sides of the square have the same length. That means, if a square has a perimeter of P, then one side must have a length of P/4 units. So for a square with a perimeter of (12x + 52) units, its sides would have a length of (12x + 52) / 4 = (3x + 13) units. Therefore, the answer is C: (3x + 13) units.