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Can a triangle be made using the side lengths of 5, 10, 2? a Yes b No, the sum of the shortest sides measures less than the longest side. c No, the sum of the shortest sides measures more than the longest
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Can a triangle be made using the side lengths of 5, 10, 2?

a
Yes
b
No, the sum of the shortest sides measures less than the longest side.
c
No, the sum of the shortest sides measures more than the longest side.

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The answer is C. No, the sum of...

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