Asked by joshua

a shape ABCDE is made up of an isosceles triangle and a rectangle. The perimeter of ABCDE is 46cm.

What is the length of AB?
Answered by Steve
You keep posting this same stupid problem without enough description to pin it down.

AB can be almost any length, depending on the shape of the figure.

If the rectangle is ABCD, and the triangle has base CD and vertex E, then still all we know is that

AB + 2*AD + 2*DE = 46

Of course, the shape might not look like that, so there are lots of other possibilities.

<u>So <b>STOP</b> posting this problem until you are willing provide enough information to allow for a solution!!!!</u>
Answered by joshua
for a teacher you have a bad attitude. FIX IT!!!!!!!
Answered by bobpursley
Joshua: It is a stupid worded problem. There is no indication of what the figure looks like. A sketch would help, however it is not there. It is not rational to keep posting it when it cannot be solved without adequate info. Volunteers who answer these are not inclined to waste their time. I looked at it a couple of days ago and skipped over it thinking it was a hoax post, as it had no possible solution. Maybe I have a bad attitude also,
Answered by Reiny
I also have seen this question now for the third time. I also keep ignoring it since it can't be answered with the information given.

Include me in the "bad attitude" category.
Answered by indira
this is Joshua's mommy i do apologise. It was my mistake.

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