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Why the sum of two sides of a triangle musb ne greater tnan the length of the third side?

Why the sum of two sides of a triangle musb ne greater tnan the length of the third side?
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Why the sum of two sides of a triangle musb ne greater tnan the length of the third side?

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because the Pythagorus Theory says so. if they werent, it couldn't be a triangle. (This is only if this is a right triangle i guess)
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