Raymond B. answered 01/06/26
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
L = 3s = Longest side of a triangle
m = 3s-8 = middle sized side of the same triangle
s = shortest side of the triangle
what are the 3 side lengths??
3 sides in terms of s are
3s, 3s-8 and s
use law of cosines and/or sines
(3s)^2 = (3s-8)^2 + s^2 - 2(3s-8)(s)CosL
9s^2 = 9s^2 -48s +64 +s^2 -(6s-16)sCosL
s^2 -6s^2CosL +16sCosL + 64= 0
s =-16CosL/(2-12CosL) +/-(1/(2-12CosL)sqr(16^2Cos^2L -4(64)(1-6CosL))
= shortest side
if it's a right triangle then
about 141 -133 -47
or 138 - 1380 -46
or somewhere in between
maybe about 140 - 132 - 46.6