Solving a simple sixth grade math problem The new community has built a rectangular swimming pool at one end of an 80 meter long rectangular field. The rest of the field is just a square. How many meters is the perimeter of the swimming pool? Please write down the process! This is a very simple problem, but I just can't do it. I always feel that there are few conditions

Solving a simple sixth grade math problem The new community has built a rectangular swimming pool at one end of an 80 meter long rectangular field. The rest of the field is just a square. How many meters is the perimeter of the swimming pool? Please write down the process! This is a very simple problem, but I just can't do it. I always feel that there are few conditions

Let the side length of the remaining square be X. then the width of the original rectangle is X. so the perimeter of the swimming pool is (80-x) * 2 + X * 2 = 160 (m). Let the side length of the remaining square be X. (80-x) * 2 + X * 2 = 160 (m)