Question

n an isosceles triangle, the two congruent legs are doubled in length while the base remains the same. How much longer is the perimeter of the new triangle? i cant solve is it only me?

Answer 1

first let me ask you..do you know what an isosceles triangle means?

Answer 2

yes theres no answer for this

Answer 3

wait...im gonna need something to direct me...is your lesson still ratio and proportion?

Answer 4

with ur score i doubt u need direction

Answer 5

lol =)) dont be fooled by the score :p hahaha

Answer 6

though i think it's longer by twice of the one of the congruent legs..

Answer 7

2a + 2b (say) versus 4a + 2b

Answer 8

thanks :D