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If the sum of two congruent lengths equal the length of a third side,then the triangle created is isosceles. Is this a true statement?
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If the sum of two congruent lengths equal the length of a third side,then the triangle created is isosceles. Is this a true statement?

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False

Explanation:

To form a triangle, the sum of any two sides must be LARGER than the length of the third side.

This question says the sum of two sides are equal to the length of the third side. This wouldn't form a triangle.

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