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One side of a triangle is two times the second side. The third side is 5 feet longer than the second side. The perimeter of a tr

iangle is 49 feet. Find the length of each side.

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Sphinxa [80]3 years ago

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Second side= x
First side = 2x
Third side = x+5
x+2x+x+5=49
4x=44
x=11

1st side= 22
2nd side = 11
3rd side = 16

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