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Which cannot be the length of the remaining side?
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Which cannot be the length of the remaining side?
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A because in order for it to be a triangle, the sum of the two smallest side lengths has to be greater than the longest side length
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a, the length of the two smallest sides of a triangle added together must always equal a length longer than the longest side
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