SOLUTION: the perimeter of a shape is 275 feet. 4 of its 6 sides add up to 195 feet. The two remaining sides are equal. What is the length of each remaining side?
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Question 1031444: the perimeter of a shape is 275 feet. 4 of its 6 sides add up to 195 feet. The two remaining sides are equal. What is the length of each remaining side?
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the perimeter of a shape is 275 feet. 4 of its 6 sides add up to 195 feet.
The two remaining sides are equal.
What is the length of each remaining side?
:
let s = the length of each remaining side
195 + 2s = 275
2s = 275 - 195
2s = 80
s = 80/2
s = 40 ft
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