Miguel is making a small sign in the shape of a triangle for her store. He wants the height of the triangle to be 8 inches. The area of the sign must be at most 28 square inches. (Miguel doesn't want to buy more material.) Write an inequality that describes the possible base lengths (in inches) of the triangle. Use b for the base length of the triangular sign.

26 inches. Technically, since this is a perimeter problem, you need to add each length to itself and then the others. If this is confusing, you essentially need to do 5+5+8+8=26 because you have two of the fives and two eights. Perimeter is much easier than area, I promise you that

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i think the answer is seven, for if i'm being useless °ω°

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2x^2+5x+17

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