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3 years ago

Triangle JKL has an area of in2 and a perimeter of in.

Mathematics

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S_A_V [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Area = 24 in²

Perimeter = 24in

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the area given the length of the 3 sides:

a= 8in

b= 6.4in + 3.6in= 10in

c= 6in

Add them together:

8in + 10in + 6in

= 24in²

To find the perimeter you do the same thing:

a= 8in

b= 10in

c= 6in

Add them together

=24in

DO <u>NOT</u> SQUARE THE ANSWER WHEN FINDING <u>PERIMETER</u>

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