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Based on the areas of the squares determine whether the triangle shown is a right triangle

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Answer:

The answer is "triangle ABC is not a right triangle".

Explanation:

For a right-angle triangle:

Its square upon on longest or triangular edges is equivalent to the total of the other two squares

Its parameters indicated throughout the question are;

Square of lateral length
A = 7 \ inch^2

The square of lateral length
B = 18 \ inch^2

The square of lateral length
C=27\ inch^2

Thus, the longest side is C, as well as the size
inch^2 of the squares of its two sides, is
7 + 18 = 25 \ inch^2, lower than square
C = 27\ inch^2, hence, the ABC triangle is not correct. Its longest edge is consequently C.

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