Final answer:
The question does not provide enough details to determine the perimeter of △AED. Additional information or a figure is required to find the accurate dimensions and solve for the perimeter.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the perimeter of △AED when BC = 26, AC = 30, and AB = 30, we need additional information about the relationship between triangle ABC and triangle AED, as well as the location of point D and E with respect to triangle ABC. The question does not provide enough details or a figure to accurately determine the perimeter of △AED. If △ABC is also related to △AED and if D and E are points on AB and AC respectively, then we could use the congruent triangles and the ratios to find the lengths of AD and DE. But without that information or assuming that D and E divide AB and AC evenly, we are missing crucial data to solve this problem.
Generally, if △AED shares sides with △ABC, and we know that AB = 30 and AC = 30, and assuming D and E are on AB and AC respectively, we can add the lengths of the sides of △AED, such as AD + DE + AE to find the perimeter. However, without specific information about points D and E, a precise solution cannot be provided.