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In a isosceles triangle the base 3 more than 2 times one of the legs. If the perimeter is 51 centimeters. Then what is the lengt

h of each leg?

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nikklg [1K]2 years ago

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X+x+2x+3=51 4x=48 X=12 x=12 2x+3=27

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