A hexagon has three sides of length (2x+5) in and three sides of length (x-6) in. What is the length of the longest side of the hexagon if the perimeter is 60 in? Help I'm Being Timed!!

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A hexagon has three sides of length (2x+5) in and three sides of length (x-6) in. What is the length of the longest side of the hexagon if the perimeter is 60 in?

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Answer:

a hexagon has three sides of length (2)+ in and other three side is equal to

the length of longest side

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Answer:

varies inversely as √t

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