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1. The polynomials (3y² + 4) cm, (2y² - 5x) cm, and (6x + 2) cm represent the three sides of triangle. What is the perimeter of the triangle?​

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The perimeter of a triangle is the sum of the three sides.

  • P = a + b + c

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Given:

  • a = (3y²+4)cm
  • b = (2y²-5x)cm
  • c = (6x+2)cm

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Solving ,

  • P = (3y²+4) + (2y²-5x) + (6x+2)
  • P = 3y²+2y²-5x+6x+4+2
  • P = 5y²+x+6

Therefore , the perimeter is (5y²+x+6)cm

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[tex]\large{\mathcal{ANSWER:}}[/tex]

  • The perimeter is (5y²+x+6)cm

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[tex]\tt \green{QUESTION:}[/tex]

  • The polynomials (3y² + 4) cm, (2y² - 5x) cm, and (6x + 2) cm represent the three sides of triangle. What is the perimeter of the triangle?

[tex]\red{\bold{ANSWER:}}[/tex]

  • P= 5x²+x+6 cm is the Answer.

[tex]\red{\bold{SOLUTION}}[/tex]

  • a=(3y²+4)

  • a=(3y²+4)b= (2y²-5x)

  • a=(3y²+4)b= (2y²-5x)c= (6x+2)

  • a=(3y²+4)b= (2y²-5x)c= (6x+2)
  • P=a+b+c

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