Questions: What is the triangle's perimeter? A B C D 129.0 113.1 178.0 101.0

What is the triangle's perimeter? A B C D 129.0 113.1 178.0 101.0
Transcript text: What is the triangle's perimeter? A B C D 129.0 113.1 178.0 101.0
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Analyze the given information

We are given a table with different options for the triangle's perimeter. We need to determine which option is correct. The target "10" and "Score: 9" are extraneous information.

Step 2: Determine side lengths

We can observe the side lengths marked near the triangle's sides: 25, 26, and 50.

Step 3: Calculate the perimeter

The perimeter of a triangle is the sum of its side lengths. In this case, it's 25 + 26 + 50 = 101.

Final Answer

101.0

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