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Si "m" es el lado mayor de un triángulo, dos cuyos ángulos interiores miden 30° y 60°, entonces el perímetro del triángulo es

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Answer:


perimetro = ((3 + √(3))m)/(2)

Explanation:

triángulo 30°-60°-90°


1~:~√(3)~:~2


1m~:~m√(3)~:~2m


(m)/(2)~:~(m√(3))/(2)~:~m


perimetro = (m)/(2) + (m√(3))/(2) + m


perimetro = (m)/(2) + (m√(3))/(2) + (2m)/(2)


perimetro = (m + m√(3) + 2m)/(2)


perimetro = (3m + m√(3))/(2)


perimetro = ((3 + √(3))m)/(2)

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