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@Hero can you help me on this?
|dw:1360377955938:dw| We know the two opposite sides, and we know the length of the midsegment, which is the average of the other two. \[\frac{(5)+(2x+7)}{2} = 6x-24\] Solve for x, and then you can evaluate the length of the unknown base.
Oh alright, one second let me solve.
x = 6
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Yep! Good job.
So what is the length of the other side? And the midsegment, as long as you're at it?
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