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Two equal sides of an isosceles triangle are each 2cm more than thrice the third side. If the perimeter of triangle is 67 cm, find the lengths of its sides.


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Answered by kapish2162
2

Let the third side be x.

Therefore two equal sides of isosceles triangle=2(x+2)

Therefore x=

2(x+2)+x=67

2x+4+x=67

3x=67-4=63

x=63/3

x=21

Therefore the 3rd side is 21cm and the 2 equal sides equal to x+2

=21+2=23 cm

Answered by shivang201206yadav
1

Answer:

let the third side be- x

let the equal sides be- 3x+2

perimeter- 67cm

x+3x+2+3x+2=67

7x= 67-4

x=63/7

x=9

two equal sides = 3x+2

3*9+2

= 29

third side = 9 cm

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