If a triangle has side lengths of 22, 32, and 55 units respectively, what type of triangle is it? An acute, obtuse, or right? Or does it have no solution?

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Alexey Kosov · Answer 1 · 2022-12-24T02:20:49+0000

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No solution

Explanation:

Me again. You can apply the same Theorems I posted on your other question, but ill give you a quick summary here. It isn't a triangle because of the Triangle Inequality Theorem (I go into depth with it on the other question).

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