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Tim is making a fence in the shape of a triangle for his livestock. He wants one side of the triangle to be two times as along a

s another side and the thrid side to be 21 meters long. Tim wants the perimeter of the triangle to be more than 42 meters and less than 84meters

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Ugo [173]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

42 < 21+3x < 84

21 < 3x < 63

7 < x < 21

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