Is it possible to form a triangle with sides that each measure 3? what about 3,3 and 9?
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Answer:
<h2>d = 8</h2><h2>g = 2</h2>Step-by-step explanation:
8d + 4 = 5d + 28
Group like terms
That's
8d - 5d = 28 - 4
3d = 24
Divide both sides by 3
d = 8
Cross multiply
we have
7(7g + 8) = 38.5(4)
49g + 56 = 154
49g = 154 - 56
49g = 98
Divide both sides by 49
g = 2
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