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An isosceles triangle has a perimeter of 63 with base measuring 4x – 2 ft and congruent sides 3x + 5. What is the length of the base?
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I would add up the 3 legs and set that sum equal to 63 solve for x then find the base using the formula base= 4x-2
Step 1: write down the length of each side and put a + sign in between them
the length isn't given?>
The lengths are given as "expressions" The base is 4x – 2 the two congruent sides are both 3x + 5 you can add expressions... you write them down, and put a + in between them.
I got the answer o 27.5 is that correct?
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can you post the work ?
Step 1: write down the length of each side and put a + sign in between them
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