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What is the Compound Inequality that is true for the missing side length? 3cm, 4cm, Xcm

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Answer:


x< 3+4\: and\\\left | 3-4 \right |<x<\left | 3+4 \right |

Explanation:

1. Well, when it comes to triangles. Mainly Pythagorean Triple, right triangles whose sides are 3,4,5 or 5,11,12

2. Keeping in mind this a Pythagorean Triple, then x=5

3. Then we can write it as Compound Inequality by combining the Statements for an Inequality of Triangle:

We can write it as


5<3+4\\\left | 4-3 \right |<5<\left | 4+3 \right |

Or we can do:


4<3+5\\\left | 4-5 \right |<4<\left | 4+5 \right |

and:


3<4+5\\\left | 4-5 \right |<3<\left | 4+5 \right |

4. Writing in terms of x:


x<3+4\\\left | 3-4 \right |<x<\left | 3+4 \right |

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