No, this triangle is not equilateral. This triangle is scalene. All three sides are of different lengths, which is why it's scalene. In order to have an equilateral triangle, all three sides need to be the same length.
I can't do the fraction bar but it's 3 and 3/7
Recall that using the pythaogorean theorem, which is only for right-triangles, the longest leg squared is the sum of the other two squared, namely c² = a² + b², now, if those units above are of a right triangle, then 25² = 7² + 24².
do they check out? if they do, then yes, you can make a right-triangle, if not, they nope.
Use a proportion.
2.2/5.5 = 48/x
2.2x = 5.5 * 48
2.2x = 264
x = 120
Answer: 120 ft
Recall your d = rt, distance = rate * time
we know the total trip was 352miles, so, let's say he was going for the first 2hrs at "r" speed, he went "d" miles, then he slowed down to "r - 20" and went 6 more hours, since the total trip is 352 miles, the 6hrs take the slack from 352 - d, and that's how many miles he covered on those 6hours

solve for "r".