SOLUTION: I have a problem in my math textbook. The directions are to find the perimeter of this figure: The left side is 5/11 in., the bottom line is 5/11 in., the one bottom small square

Question 456982: I have a problem in my math textbook. The directions are to find the perimeter of this figure:
The left side is 5/11 in., the bottom line is 5/11 in., the one bottom small square line is 3/11 in., and the far right line is 3/11 in. It looks like two squares. It also looks like a giant rectangle with the bottom right part cut out. The uppermost line would be 8/11 in. and the other missing line would be 2/11 in. For irregular shapes, you can add all the sides together to get the correct perimeter?
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If all the sides are given, then all you have to do is add them up to get the perimeter.
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