SOLUTION: the two equal of an isosceles triangle are three inches more then the base. if the perimeter is at least 121 inches, describe the length of the base
Question 781123: the two equal of an isosceles triangle are three inches more then the base. if the perimeter is at least 121 inches, describe the length of the base Answer by josgarithmetic(39620) (Show Source):
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The two equal SIDES of an isosceles triangle are three inches more then the base. If the perimeter is at least 121 inches, describe the length of the base.
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b = size of the base.
each side length is b+3.
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Perimeter of the isosceles triangle would be
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