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The angle that is located opposite the longest side of a triangle will always be the smallest degree angle of a triangle. True or False?

The angle that is located opposite the longest side of a triangle will always be the smallest degree angle of a triangle. True or False?
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The angle that is located opposite the longest side of a triangle will always be the smallest degree angle of a triangle. True or False?

User Shreyas Patil
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According to the theorem:
"If a side is longer than the other sides, then the angle opposite to the longer side is the larger angle.

Here it says that , it will be smallest which is false.

Answer: False
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