SOLUTION: iam a figure with an odd number of sides. i have fewer sides than a pentagon. i have the same perimeter as a hexagon whose sides measure 2 inches each. what is the my perimeter?

SOLUTION: iam a figure with an odd number of sides. i have fewer sides than a pentagon. i have the same perimeter as a hexagon whose sides measure 2 inches each. what is the my perimeter?

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Question 388519: iam a figure with an odd number of sides.
i have fewer sides than a pentagon.
i have the same perimeter as a hexagon whose sides measure 2 inches each.
what is the my perimeter?
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
12 inches. We only need the third statement to determine this.
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