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Which inequality represents the value of x that ensures triangle abc exists?

Which inequality represents the value of x that ensures triangle abc exists?-example-1
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Answer:

awnser Is A

Explanation:

because

User Skimania
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Answer:

Option A.

Explanation:

According to triangle inequality theorem, a triangle exists if the sum of two sides is greater that third side.

Apply this theorem on each combination.

Case I:
(2x+4)+6x>18


8x+4>18


8x>14


x>(14)/(8)


x>(7)/(4) ...(1)

Case II:
(2x+4)+18>6x


2x+22>6x


22>4x


(22)/(4)>x


(11)/(2)>x ...(2)

Case III:
6x+18>2x+4


6x-2x>4-18


4x>-14


x>-(14)/(4)


x>-(7)/(2) ...(3)

On combining (1), (2) and (3), we get


(7)/(4)<x<(11)/(2)

Therefore, the correct option is A.

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