Bunuel wrote:
A square and an equilateral triangle have perimeters S and T respectively. If s and t are the respective lengths of a side of the square and a side of the triangle, then, in terms of their perimeters, s – t =
(A) (S – T)/7
(B) (4T – 3S)/7
(C) (3S – 4T)/7
(D) (4T – 3S)/12
(E) (3S – 4T)/12
Since the square has a perimeter of S, its side length s = S/4. Similarly, since the equilateral triangle has a perimeter of T, its side length t = T/3. Thus, s - t = S/4 - T/3 = 3S/12 - 4T/12 =
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