One side of a square is S
UNIT_TEXT long. What is its perimeter?
One side of a square is S
plural_form(UNIT_TEXT, S) long. What is its perimeter?
The perimeter is the total length of all the sides of the shape added together.
Add up the lengths of the sides:
\qquad\text{PERIMETER} =
\pink{S} + \blue{S} +
\purple{S} + \green{S}
\qquad\text{PERIMETER} =
S * 4\text{ UNIT}
The perimeter of a square is 4 * S
plural_form(UNIT_TEXT, 4 * S). How long is each side?
The perimeter is the total length of all the sides of the shape added together.
\qquad \pink{\text{?}} + \blue{\text{?}} +
\purple{\text{?}} + \green{\text{?}} =
4 * S\text{ UNIT}
\qquad \pink{S} + \blue{S} +
\purple{S} + \green{S} =
4 * S\text{ UNIT}
The sides of a square are all the same length, so each
side must be S
UNIT_TEXT long.
The sides of a square are all the same length, so each
side must be S
plural_form(UNIT_TEXT, S) long.
One side of a rectangle is L
UNIT_TEXT.
One side of a rectangle is L
plural_form(UNIT_TEXT, L).
Another side is W
UNIT_TEXT.
Another side is W
plural_form(UNIT_TEXT, W).
What is its perimeter?
The perimeter is the total length of all the sides of the shape added together.
Add up the lengths of the sides:
\qquad\text{PERIMETER} =
\pink{W} + \blue{L} +
\purple{W} + \green{L}
\qquad\text{PERIMETER} =
2 * L + 2 * W\text{ UNIT}