△CBN can be mapped onto triangle, J, S, H△JSH by a translation. If B, N, equals, 24BN=24, find H, JHJ. Answer Attempt 1 out of 2 H, JHJ be determined.

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To find the perimeter \( HJH \) given the information about the triangles \( CBN \) and \( JSH \), we start with the fact that triangle \( CBN \) can be mapped onto triangle \( JSH \) by a translation.

From your message, we have:

  1. The length \( BN = 24 \).
  2. We need to find \( HJH \), which seems to imply the perimeter of triangle \( JSH \).

Since the triangles are congruent (as one can be mapped to the other via translation), the corresponding sides of \( CBN \) and \( JSH \) must be equal.

Let’s assume:

  • Side \( CB \) corresponds to side \( JS \)
  • Side \( BN \) corresponds to side \( SH \)
  • Side \( CN \) corresponds to side \( JH \)

Given that \( BN = 24 \), it follows that: \[ SH = 24 \]

For determining \( HJH \), we will need the lengths of all sides of triangle \( JSH \).

If you have more specific lengths for the other sides or another method to determine them, please provide that information. Otherwise, if we are to assume equal corresponding sides from both triangles, and if we need \( JH \) and \( JS \), we can call them \( x \) and \( y \), respectively.

Thus, the perimeter \( HJH \) of triangle \( JSH \) would be: \[ HJH = JS + SH + JH = y + 24 + x \]

In the absence of specific lengths for \( JS \) and \( JH \), we cannot compute a numeric answer. Please provide additional information if available, or state any assumptions we can use to solve for the perimeter!