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In a regular pentagon ABCDE and regular hexagon MNOPQR, 2AB = 3MN and CD + QR = 10. Which is 4BC + 5PQ?
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Well start by realizing that the shapes are regular, so all the sides of the pentagon are the same, right? So AB = BC = CD = DE = EA
yes and then you can get two simultaneous equations in AB and MN which can be solved to find measure of AB and MN
and AB = BC and MN = PQ so u can plug these into find the value of 4BC + 5PQ
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I would just call the side length for the pentagon x and the sidelength for the hexagon y. Then you substitute into the given equations to get 2x = 3y and x+y = 10
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thats fine
that not it but thanks doe....
That's the first step, Chrissy. You still have to solve for x and y.
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