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Let A, B and C be the lengths of the respective sides, in centimeters:
"The perimeter of a triangle is 73 centimeters."
A + B + C = 73
"The first side is 7 centimeters longer than the second side."
A = B + 7
"The third side is 5 centimeters longer than triple the length of the first side."
C = 3A + 5
Substitute this last equation into the first equation:
A + B + C = 73
A + B + 3A + 5 = 73
4A + B + 5 = 73
4A + B = 68
Now take your second equation and substitute it into this equation:
4(B + 7) + B = 68
4B + 28 + B = 68
5B + 28 = 68
5B = 40
B = 40/5
B = 8
Then just plug this back in to figure the other sides:
A = B + 7
A = 8 + 7
A = 15
C = 3A + 5
C = 3(15) + 5
C = 45+5
C = 50
The sides are 15, 8 and 50. Unfortunately, this doesn't make a valid triangle because the longest side is greater than the sum of the other two sides.
Answer:
Algebraically the answer should be 8 cm but in reality, this is an impossible triangle.