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Given the following two side lengths of a triangle, what is the largest whole number length possible for the third side? 13 and 28

Given the following two side lengths of a triangle, what is the largest whole number length possible for the third side? 13 and 28
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Given the following two side lengths of a triangle, what is the largest whole number length

possible
for the third side?
13 and 28

User Daniel Rearden
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(13*13) + (28*28) = 953
square root = 30.8706…
31cm
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