Which set of side lengths forms a unique triangle A.) 5cm, 5cm, 10cm B.) 11cm, 14cm, 17cm C.) 109cm, 214cm, 414cm D.) 8cm, 15cm, 26cm

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Which set of side lengths forms a unique triangle

A.) 5cm, 5cm, 10cm
B.) 11cm, 14cm, 17cm
C.) 109cm, 214cm, 414cm
D.) 8cm, 15cm, 26cm

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im pretty sure the answer is D.) 8cm, 15cm, 26cm

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