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If the sum of the lengths of two adjacent sides of a parallelogram is 38 cm, then what is the perimeter of the parallelogram?​

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Answered by jeemitvpandya
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Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + b

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm10cm + 4b = 58cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm10cm + 4b = 58cm4b = 58cm – 10cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm10cm + 4b = 58cm4b = 58cm – 10cm4b = 48cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm10cm + 4b = 58cm4b = 58cm – 10cm4b = 48cmb = 12cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm10cm + 4b = 58cm4b = 58cm – 10cm4b = 48cmb = 12cmRecall, a – b = 5cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm10cm + 4b = 58cm4b = 58cm – 10cm4b = 48cmb = 12cmRecall, a – b = 5cma – 12cm = 5cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm10cm + 4b = 58cm4b = 58cm – 10cm4b = 48cmb = 12cmRecall, a – b = 5cma – 12cm = 5cma = 5cm + 12cm

Assuming the adjacent sides are “a” and “b” and a is the longer side,a - b = 5cmThe perimeter of the parallelogram is 58cm - i.e. 2(a+b) = 58cmIf a – b = 5cm, then a = 5cm + bRemember that 2(a+b) = 58cm.2([5cm+b] + b) = 58cm2(5cm + 2b) = 58cm10cm + 4b = 58cm4b = 58cm – 10cm4b = 48cmb = 12cmRecall, a – b = 5cma – 12cm = 5cma = 5cm + 12cma = 17cm

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