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Suppose a triangle has sides a b and c and the angle opposite the side of the length a is acute. What must be true

Suppose a triangle has sides a b and c and the angle opposite the side of the length a is acute. What must be true
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Suppose a triangle has sides a b and c and the angle opposite the side of the length a is acute. What must be true

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side a would be a short side meaning it would be a leg rather than the hypotenuse
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Answer:

b^2+c^2>a^2

Explanation:

A-P-E-X

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