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Perímetros: ¿Qué tanto sabes?

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Ejercicios de perímetros: verdadero o falso

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Ejercicios de perímetros: verdadero o falso

by Prof Fabian
1

El perímetro de un triángulo equilátero de lado a es 3a.

2

El perímetro de un rectángulo se obtiene sumando todos sus lados.

3

Para un rectángulo, el perímetro se obtiene multiplicando la longitud por la anchura.

4

El perímetro de un rectángulo con lados a y b se expresa P = 2(a + b).

5

Sumar las longitudes de todos los lados de un polígono da su perímetro, P.

6

El perímetro de cualquier figura se expresa P = 2(a + b) solo si a y b son números enteros, no si son variables.

7

Para un polígono regular de n lados de longitud de lado a, P = n·a.

8

Si un triángulo tiene lados a, b y c, su perímetro es P = a + b + c.

9

En un cuadrado, el perímetro se expresa P = 4a, donde a es la longitud de un lado.

10

En un cuadrado, P = a^2.

11

El perímetro mide unidades de volumen.

12

Para un rectángulo, P = a + b + c + d (con a y b como lados).

13

Para un hexágono con lado a, P = 6a^2.

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