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Answer:


\mathrm{D.\:}14<x<32

Explanation:

In any triangle, the sum of any two sides must be greater than the other side. Therefore, in the given triangle with side lengths
9 and
12, we can write the following inequalities:


\begin{cases}(x-2)+9>21,\\21+9>(x-2)\\\end{cases}

Solving these inequalities, we get:


x-2>12,\\x>14\\\\30>x-2,\\x<32.

Combining this into one inequality gives us:


\mathrm{D.\:}14<x<32.

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