Math, asked by aryansinha125, 11 months ago

The total perimeter of isosceles triangle is 50 cm and its unequal side is 14 cm what is the cm of its both two sides​

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Answered by divish8104
2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

perimeter of  a triangle=  sum  of all sides

p =    50 cm    (given)

let the length of the two equal sides be = x

p = 50 cm= 14 cm +  x + x

50 = 14 +2x

50 - 14 = 2x

36 = 2x

36/2 = x

           

         ∴   x =  18

ans →  the length of the two equal sides =  18 cm

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Answered by mantrakp
2

Answer:

36 cm each side

Step-by-step explanation:

in a isoceles triangle teo sides are equal so:

in triangle(ABC) AB=BC

PERIMETER OF TRIANGLE = LENGTH of SIDE 1 + LENGTH of SIDE 2 + LENGTH of SIDE 3

THEREFORE; perimeter of triangle(ABC) = 50

14 + X + X = 40 ( let the isoceles side be X cm)

therefore X = 18 cm

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