
Find the range of the possible perimeters.

Answer to Problem 43HP
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Figure
Calculation:
Here, we have:
Now, by
The difference of the two given lengths is:
The sum of the two given lengths is:
Therefore,
Now, the perimeter of
Hence, the perimeter of
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