An isosceles triangle has a perimeter of 28.12 centimeters. The length of the longest side is 13.08 centimeters. What could be the length of one of the other sides of the triangle?
A. 3.92 centimeters
B. 7.52 centimeters
C. 11.26 centimeters
D. 15.04 centimeters

7.52 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

If we subtract the longest side from the whole perimeter, we get 28.12 - 13.08 = 15.04.

So the other two sides must be equal, since the triangle is isosceles.

That means 15.04 must be divided evenly betweem two sides.

15.04/2 = 7.52

So the 3 sides are 13.08 cm, 7.52 cm, and 7.52 cm.

You check the answer by adding all 3 sides together and we do indeed get the perimeter, 28.12 cm.

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