SOLUTION: I have a figure of a triangle the measurements on all three sides are 3/4x,5/x^2,1/x^2. I have find an expression that represents its perimeter. I have my answer down as 9/4x^4 am
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Question 81678: I have a figure of a triangle the measurements on all three sides are 3/4x,5/x^2,1/x^2. I have find an expression that represents its perimeter. I have my answer down as 9/4x^4 am I right? Answer by rapaljer(4671) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! If the sides are 3/4x,5/x^2,1/x^2, then you must ADD these sides together to get the perimeter. This means you need to find a common denominator, which is 4x^2. It looks like this:
, where the LCD=
