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Find the lengths of the sides of the given triangle. x+7 x x+5 The three sides of the triangle are units.

          Find the lengths of the sides of the given triangle.
x+7
x
x+5
The three sides of the triangle are units.
        
Find the lengths of the sides of the given triangle.
x+7
x
x+5
The three sides of the triangle are units.

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the top side is x+7 the one side is x+5 and the last side is just X. sorry for the confusion find the lengths of the sides of the given triangle Find the lengths of the sides of the given triangle KK X+7 The three sides of the triangle are units
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00:01 So as stated in the given, we know that the length of two sides are equivalent.
00:08 Therefore, it's right here, x plus six, the length of one side is equivalent to the length of the other side, which is expressed as 5x minus 2...
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