Find Missing Side (Given Perimeter) Quiz
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Assess your students' knowledge and skills in finding the length of an unknown side when given the perimeter with this 17-question quiz. The quiz includes multiple choice questions and free-response questions, as well as word problems to help students connect the skill to the real-life. Questions involving finding the perimeter when all sides are known and finding the perimeter of unit squares are also included. An answer key is also provided.
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