The answer to this question is that the perimeter of a rectangle with sides 2/9 m and 5/6 m is 13/3 m. In geometry, the perimeter of a two-dimensional shape such as a rectangle is defined as the sum of the lengths its sides (Bianchi et al., 2019). This means that in order calculate perimeter for any given figure one must first measure length each side then add them up together. A standard formula for rectangles states “Perimeter = 2(length + width)” which can be used find out what value needs be obtained when measuring particular object.(Kaplan & Kaplan, 2021)

In this case, since our sides have been provided fractions rather than whole numbers we need convert these fractions into decimals before starting calculation process. To do so we divide both numerator denominator by 9 which gives us 0.22222 and 0.66666 respectively.