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An isosceles triangle with sides AB and BC congruent has the following lengths:
AB= x+7,
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Question 358749: Can this be solved? I think the question is worded wrong or is a misprint, please help.
An isosceles triangle with sides AB and BC congruent has the following lengths:
AB= x+7, AC = 3x-5
Solve for x and the length of all three sides.
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
An isosceles triangle with sides AB and BC congruent has the following lengths:
AB= x+7, AC = 3x-5
Solve for x and the length of all three sides.
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BC = AB = x+7
Nothing else can be determined.
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