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Aleks04 [339]
3 years ago
15

How to solve a classmate draws a parallelogramfor whichone side is twice as long as the other. If one side is 26 units, what are

all the possible lengths of the perimeter?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mandarinka [93]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: length when perimeter is 78 units: a=26 ,b=13

Length when perimeter is 156 units:

a=26 , b=52

Step-by-step explanation: Given one side =26 , the other is twice as long

Perimeter of a parallelogram =2(a+b)

Using perimeter=78= 2(26+b)

78=52+2b

78-52=2b

26=2b

b=26/2

b=13

When perimeter is 78 units a=26,b=13

Using perimeter =156 units

156=2(26+b)

156=52+2b

156-52=2b

104=2b

b=104/2

b=52

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