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An isosceles triangle has one side of length 40 and one side of length 50. What is the smallest possible that the perimeter of the triangle could be?
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An isosceles triangle has one side of length 40 and one side of length 50. What is the smallest possible that the perimeter of the triangle could be?
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An isosceles triangle has one side of length 40 and one side of length 50. What is the smallest possible that the perimeter of the triangle could be?
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130cm
Right? As an isosceles triangle has two sides the same so it would be 40+40+50=130
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