Find the perimeter of a quadrilateral in which one side is 27.5 m and the other is 3.12 more than the first

Find the perimeter of a quadrilateral in which one side is 27.5 m and the other is 3.12 more than the first, the third is 1.84 m more than the second and the fourth is 2.65 m more than the third part.

The perimeter of a quadrilateral is calculated by adding the lengths of all its sides. Let’s calculate the lengths of some sides:

one side = 27.5 m;

second side = 27.5 + 3.12 = 30.62 m;

third party = 30.62 + 1.84 = 32.46 m;

fourth side = 32.46 + 2.65 = 35.11 m.

Now let’s find the perimeter of this quadrilateral:

P = 27.5 + 30.62 + 32.46 + 35.11 = 125.69 m.

Answer: P = 125.69 m.