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I’m confused on how to do this for my geometry class it says “ DGT is isosceles with TD=DG. If the perimeter of DGT is 756 cm and GT =240 cm, then DG =?. What type of reasoning do you use, inductive or deductive, when solving this problem? Giant hint draw a triangle”

User Aziz Kabyshev
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Given:

According to isosceles triangle DG=TD

let length of DG is x.

so TD is x .

perimeter a triangle is: DG+GT+TD

GT=240cm

so equation is:


\begin{gathered} DG+GT+TD=756 \\ x+240+x=756 \\ 2x=756-240 \\ 2x=516 \\ x=258 \end{gathered}

so the length is DG=258 cm.

I’m confused on how to do this for my geometry class it says “ DGT is isosceles with-example-1
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