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OpenStudy (anonymous):

how do you find the sides of a triangle that is 30-30-120 if the perimeter equals 18?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

hi sorry for not responding to the other so can you draw a picture of this triangle?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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geerky42 (geerky42):

|dw:1413607237309:dw||dw:1413607267461:dw|So we have P = 18 = \(2h+2h+2\sqrt3 h=(4+2\sqrt{3})h\), right? So we can divide both sides by \(4+2\sqrt{3} \), get ourselves \(h=\dfrac{18}{4+2\sqrt3}\approx2.412\) So for sides, we have \(2h\), \(2h\), and \(2\sqrt3 h\) With \(h\approx2.412\), we have sides length of 4.823, 4.823, 8.354 respectively. |dw:1413607723929:dw|

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