From the problem we know the perimeter is 82 or P = 82 cm. Lets assume these are all in cm, since they are all measures of length
Let's call the sides of the triangle a, b, and c. Then we know the perimeter equals the sum of a, b, and c.
P = a + b + c
82 = a + b + c
Two sides are equal, so let's say a = b. we can replace the b in the equation with an a:
82 = a + a + c
The third side is c, which is 10 longer than the other two. That means c = a + 10, so we can replace the c with (a + 10):
82 = a + a + (a + 10)
Now that we only have one variable, we can solve for a:
82 = 3a + 10
72 = 3a
a = 24
We know a = b, so b = 24 too.
We also know c = a + 10, so we now have all three sides:
c = a + 10
c = 24 + 10
c = 34
a = 24 cm
b = 24 cm
c = 34 cm
We can check our work by adding all the sides together (24 + 24 + 34 = 82) and confirming that one side is 10 cm longer than the other two. The measures are all lengths, so the units should be cm. cm2 is a unit of area, so it wouldn't make sense here unless we were multiplying one side by another.