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Could 13.5cm, 8.0cm, 3.5cm, be the side lengths of a triangle
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Could 13.5cm, 8.0cm, 3.5cm, be the side lengths of a triangle

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No

Explanation:

The biggest is the third side and the other two triangles have to bigger than that side and 8.0 plus 3.5 equals 11.5.

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