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Given these segments lengths,will you be able to create a triangle? 8cm,8cm,16cm
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Given these segments lengths,will you be able to create a triangle? 8cm,8cm,16cm
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No because the legs added together have to be bigger than the hypotenuse, since 8+8 is 16 it is not bigger than 16
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thats just the answer "NO"
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