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The table shows values for the side lengths a, b, and c from figure ABC. Can ABC be a triangle? The answer is NOT B​
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The table shows values for the side lengths a, b, and c from figure ABC. Can ABC be a triangle? The answer is NOT B​

The table shows values for the side lengths a, b, and c from figure ABC. Can ABC be-example-1
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Answer: Yes

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Since c is the shortest side, and a+b>c, the triangle inequality theorem is satisfied.

The table shows values for the side lengths a, b, and c from figure ABC. Can ABC be-example-1
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