The sides of square ABCD are trisected at the indicated points. If AB = 3, find the perimeter of (a) quadrilateral EGIK. (b) quadrilateral EHIL.
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Chapter 4.3, Problem 46E
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The sides of square ABCD are trisected at the indicated points. If AB = 3, find the perimeter of
(a) quadrilateral EGIK.
(b) quadrilateral EHIL.
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