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Side lengths: 3,3, and 3V3 - A. Right Triangle B. Acute Triangle C. Obutse Triangle D. No triangle can be formed
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Side lengths: 3,3, and 3V3 -

A. Right Triangle
B. Acute Triangle
C. Obutse Triangle
D. No triangle can be formed

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B.Acute Triangle

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