Math, asked by shreedharreddy1234, 10 months ago

The perimeter of an isosceles triangle
is 40 cm. The equal sides are twice as
long as the unequal side.
How long is the unequal side?​

Answers

Answered by KamaldevSharma
12

Answer:

let \: the \: unequal \: side \: be \: x \\ equal \: sides = 2x \: each \\ perimeter \: of \: isosceles \: triangle \\  = sum \: of \: all \: sides \\   => x + 2x + 2x = 40cm \\  => 5x = 40cm \\  => x =  \frac{40}{5 }  = 8cm \\ therefore \\ length \: of \: unequal \: side = 8cm

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Answered by nemat2
4

Answer:

let the unequal side be .x

and equal sides are 2x. (equal sides are twice the unequal side)

Perimeter of triangle is =side+side+side

40=x+2x+2x

40=5x

hence.. x=40/5

x=8cm

therefore x=8cm (unequal side)

2x=2×8=16(equal side)

2x=2×8=16(another equal side)

Step-by-step explanation:

therefore the unequal side is 8cm long

hope it will help u

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