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Rita wants to place a computer 15ft from her dining table. Can the other two distances are shown be 6ft and 7ft? Identify the answer with the correct explanation.

Rita wants to place a computer 15ft from her dining table. Can the other two distances are shown be 6ft and 7ft? Identify the answer with the correct explanation.
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Rita wants to place a computer 15ft from her dining table. Can the other two distances are shown be 6ft and 7ft? Identify the answer with the correct explanation.

Rita wants to place a computer 15ft from her dining table. Can the other two distances-example-1
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No; The sum of any two lengths is not greater than the third length.

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