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3 years ago

A flower pot’s base has six sides that are all the same length. Each side measures x−6 units. The base’s perimeter is 78 units.

1 answer:

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So, each side is x - 6x - 6 units and there are six sides. The perimeter is 78 units. Put that into an equation and get:
x - 6x - 6 = 78
Simplify:
-5x - 6 = 78
Isolate x:
-5x = 84
x = -16.8

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