The sides of a triangle are represented by the expressions, (2x +3), (x - 1), and (-5 + 3x). What is the simplified expression that represented the perimeter of the triangle.

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The sides of a triangle are represented by the expressions, (2x +3), (x - 1), and (-5 + 3x).

What is the simplified expression that represented the perimeter of the triangle.

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Answer:

6x-3

Explanation:

the perimeter of triangle =

(2x +3)+ (x - 1)+ (-5 + 3x) =

2x +3+x - 1 -5 + 3x =

6x -3

Tibor Udvari answered Aug 9, 2022

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