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Which of the following are possible sode lengths for a triangle? A. 5, 18, 14 B. 9, 15, 4 C. 18, 12, 6
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Which of the following are possible sode lengths for a triangle? A. 5, 18, 14 B. 9, 15, 4 C. 18, 12, 6
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which of the following are possible sode lengths for a triangle? A. 5, 18, 14 B. 9, 15, 4 C. 18, 12, 6
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answer: 5, 18, 14.
explanation: i just did it on acellus.
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