2 years ago

find the perimeter of an isosceles triangle with side lengths of 5+x, 5+x, and xy. Write in simplest form.

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<h3>Answer: perimeter = 10+2x+xy</h3>

To get the perimeter, you add up all the outer sides

side1+side2+side3 = (5+x)+(5+x)+(xy) = 10+2x+xy

The like terms 5 and 5 add to 10. The other pair of like terms x and x add to 2x. There isn't anything to pair with xy, so we leave it as is.

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