Is it possible for an angle in a triangle to be opposite both the longest side of the triangle and the shortest side of the triangle? Explain.

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Juri Sinitson asked Jul 24, 2022

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Is it possible for an angle in a triangle to be opposite both the longest side of the triangle and the shortest side of the triangle? Explain.

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Juri Sinitson asked Jul 24, 2022

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no it’s not possible

Tijmenvdk answered Jul 26, 2022

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Answer: No, it's not possible.

Explanation: An angle must only be opposite exactly one side.

Roudi answered Jul 31, 2022

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