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Consider the given toothpick figures.  the perimeter of figure 1  =    toothpicks. the perimeter of figure 2 =    toothpicks. the perimeter of figure 3 =    toothpicks.


Consider the given toothpick figures.  the perimeter of figure 1  =    toothpick

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