Let's say x is longest side, y is shortest side and z is the other side. So we have some equations such that

(by the first sentence)

(by the second sentence)

(by the third sentence)
By the second equation, we have

and if we use it in the first equation, then

. So

Since

, if we use it in the third equation the we have

then

Therefore
Assuming that we are solving in terms of n.
Start by distributing:
2(n + 5)
(2*n) + (5*2)
2n + 10 = -2
Subtract 10 to start toward isolating your variable:
2n = -12
Divide by two to finish solving:
n = -6
There is no figure below.
<span>3(x+2)= 4x+1 |Given
3x+6= 4x+1 |Distributive
−x+6= 1 |SPOE (Subtraction Property of Equality)
−x= −5 |SPOE
x=5 |MPOE (Multiplication Property of Equality)</span>