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In order to determine the amount of blocks in the border of figure 13, you must multiply 13 by 4 to get 52. Once you have 52, you subtract the four corners to get 48 total squares in the border.

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In order to find figure 13, you need to multiply by four to get 52 , and then you subtract 4 to get the answer 48.

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To find the number of blocks in the border of figure 13 you multiply 13 and 4 which is 52 then subtract 4 which is 48.

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To get the border of figure thirteen, you have to use the expression 4x-4 and then you put 13 for x and that makes 52. Then you subtract 4 and that equals 48. So there are 48 blocks in the border.

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To find the answer to figure 13 you need to multiply the figure number by four and then subtract the answer by four. the answer to figure 13 is 48

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you have to times 13 by 4 then you get 52 than you have to mines 4 from 52 and get 48

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to determine how many square on the border you have to multiply 13 by 4 the subtract it by 4 then you would get 48

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You would multiply 13 by 4 and then you would get 52. Then you would subtract 4 by 52. And then you would get 48.

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To find the figure 13 you multiply times 4 and you get 52 then you have to subtract the four corners so it would be 52-4 equals 48 and that is your answer

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To determine the number of blocks in figure 13 you multiply the figure number by four and then subtract four, the answer is 48.

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To determine figure 13, you multiply 13 by 4 and get 52. Then you minus 4 from 52 and get 48. The total is 48.

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Find the border of figure 13, you multiply 13 by 4 then subtract by 4 and you get 43

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You would multiply 4 sides then subtract 4, with a figure 13 you would get 48.

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To figure out the number of blocks in figure 13, you would multiply 13 by 4 then subtract 4 to get 48.

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To find the number of Blocks in the Border of number 13 you would first multiply 4 then once you have done so subtract 4 to get 48.

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to determine the number of blocks in the border of figure 13 you would have to multiply 13 by 4 then subtract 4 because of the 4 corners. The answer would be 48.

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To be able to determine figure fourteen's border you would have to multiply thirteen by four and then subtract another four (representing the four corners). then you would have to add the two three sides along with the two thirteens on top. (13x4)-4...

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To determine how many squares are in figure 13 you have to multiply the figure number by 4. Next you take that product  and subtract it by 4 to get the borders total of 48

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You need to multiply 13 by 4 so you get 52, then you would subtract 4 from that to get

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You woud have to multiply 13 by 4 and then subtract 4from 52, and get 48.

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To find the number of squares in figure 13 you must multiply 13 by 4 to get 52 then subtract 52 from 4 to equal 48. ;)

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to determine the number of squares in figure 13, you must times 13 by 4 and minus 4 and it will give you 48

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You would multiply 13 by 4, then subtract 4 from that. So you would get 52, then you subtract to get 48.

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To find the number of squares in figure 13 you would multiply 13 by 4. When 13 by 4 is multiply you would get 52. Then subtract 4 to 52 and the border of 13 is 48

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to find the number of squares in figure 13 you would multiply 13 by 4, making 52, then minus 4 and it will leave you with 48 :)

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To determine the number of squares in the border of figure of 13 you have to multiply the figure number, 13 by 4 which gives you 52 and then subtract it by 4 which gives you the border number 48. ;)

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I can determine the number of blocks in the Border of figure 13 by multiplying 13 by 4 and getting 52. Then you subtract 4 from 48 to end up getting 48 as the border of figure 13.

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to find the number of blocks in the border of a figure 13 you would have to multiply 13 by 4 then subtract 4. You would multiply 13 by four so you can calculate the measurements of all 4 sides, then subtract 4 so you don't count the corners two times and you would get 48

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When trying to find the blocks in the border of 13, you need to multiply 13 by 4. When you multiply, you get 52. Then you subtract 52 by 4 (4 because of the corners) to get 48 as your answer.

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To determine the the number of blocks in the border of figure 13, you first multiply 13 by four. Then, you will subtract by the four corners to get 48.

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If the figure is 13, then you would have to multiply 13 by 4(4 sides) and then subtract 4( 4 corners).

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You have to multiply 13 by 4 and minus 4 to get the border. When you multiply 13 by 4 you get 52 then you need to subtract 4 to get 48

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You can determine the number of blocks in the Border of figure 13 by multiplying the figure number by 4 then subtract 4 corners. 13 times 4 equals 52 and then if you subtract 52 minus 4 you would get 48.

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To determine the number of blocks in the border of a figure 13 square, you would have to multiply 13 by 4 then subtract 4. You would multiply 13 by four so you can calculate the measurements of all 4 sides, then subtract 4 so you don't count the corners twice.

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i know because to determine the blocks in the border you multiply 13 by 4 then you subtract 4

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Multiply 13 by 4 getting 52 then minus four to get 48 and thats the border.

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you would have to multiply 13 by 4 (four sides) and then subtract 4 (four corners) to get 48

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i know because if you multiply by the 4 corners and then subtract four so you dont double it you should get your answer

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You can determine the number of blocks in figure 13 by multiplying 4 sides and subtract the 4 corners
I know this because I did 13 x 4 = 52 and subtracted 52-4 to get 48.

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You can determine the number of blocks in the border by multiplying 13 by 4 and then you would subtract 4 from the product. 13x4=52-4=48.

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by  multiplying the figure # by 4 and mines 4 corners then that will = the border.

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multiply by 4 sides and then subtract the 4 corners... I know this because you use the same formula with every problem to get the correct answer.

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You can determine figure 13 by multiplying thirteen by 4 because there are four sides then you minus four because you don't want to repeat yourself then you get the answer.

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You would multiply 4 sides then subtract 4 sides. If its figure 13, there would be 48

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you can multiply 13 and the four corners and subtracting the answer that you get and once you subtract it, you get an answer. Example...
13 x 4 = 52 -4 =48

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To determine figure 13 you have to multiply figure 13 by 4 then subtracting the corners at the end.

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To determine the number of blocks in Figure 13, you would need to multiply which gives you 48
(13 x 4 - 4 = 48)

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the figure 13 would give you 48 by multiplying by 4 then subtract 4

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To find the figure of 13, you have to multiply 13 x 4 and you would get 52. After you get 52 you have to subtract it by 4 to get 48.

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You would multiply by 4 sides, then subtract 4 sides, so 13 * 4 - 4 and the border would be 48

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If it is figure 13 you would multiply by 4 sides and subtract 4 corners so it would be like this: 13 * 4 - 4=48

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you multiply by 4 x 4

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How would you determine the number of blocks in the border of figure 13 you multiply it by four and subtract it by the corners to get 48.

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You could multiply by four and then subtract for each side by four. ex: (4)-4

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You add 13 + 13 to get 26 then you have to subtract 2 from the 13, because you have to subtracted 2 from the sides of the figure. Then you add 11 + 11 because you add the sides together. Then you add 26 + 22, I got 48. 48 is the total number of the figure.

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You can figure out how many blocks are in Figure 13, by times 13 by 4 sides and minus 4 corners to get the border. You would then get 52 minus 4 corners to get the border of 48.

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You can determine the number of blocks in the border of figure 13 by 13 times 4 sides minus 4 corners equals 48 squares in the border.

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If it is in figure 13, there would be 48 squares on the border because I would start off with 13*4 getting 52 then subtract 52-4 to get 48.

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by multiplying 13 by 4 then subtracting 4 to get 48

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if it is figure 13 there would be 48

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By timesing 13 by 4 sides minus 4 corners

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You would multiply by 4 sides and subtract 4 corners.

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If it is figure 13 there would be 48

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If it is figure 13 there would be 48 squares in the border this is because 13 times 4 is 52 minus 4 is 48

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If it is figure 13 there will be 30 squares. Add top and bottom and sides

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If its is figure thirteen there would be 48 because

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If it is figure 13 their would be 48

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If it is Figure 13 there would be 48 squares by 13x4=52 52-4=48

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If it is figure 13 there would be 48 squares in the border. I did 13 times 4 then subtracted 4

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If it is figure 13 there would be 48 squares.

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If it is figure 13 there would be 48 squares in the border 4 x 13 - 4 = 48.

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If it is figure 13 there would be 48 squares in the border. You would times 13 by 4 then subtract 4. 4x13=48

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If their it is figure 13 their would be

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If it is figure 13 there would be 48. I got this answer by multiplying 13 times 4 and then subtracting 4.

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If it is figure 13 there would be 48 squares

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If it is figure 13, their would be

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If it is figure thirteen, there would be      squares in the border! (Answer to Day number one)
4(13)-4=x

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If there was figure 13, there would be squares in the border

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You can figure out the number of blocks for Figure 13 by

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