Question

Help, please?

Answer 1

hint



the largest angle is opposite the largest side
the smallest angle is opposite the smallest side

Answer 2

What Jim said plus I will add the fact that THE SUM OF THE LENGTHS OF ANY TWO SIDES OF A TRIANGLE IS GREATER THAN THE LENGTH OF THIRD SIDE.

Answer 3

name the largest angle

Answer 4

Yes so then which is the largest side? side a, b, or c?

Answer 5

side a is largest (since it's opposite the largest angle A)

Answer 6

so if you meant 'a' or segment BC, then you are correct

Answer 7

so BC is the longest side

Answer 8

no, I is false from what calculusfunctions wrote above

Answer 9

if it were

AC + AB > BC

then it would be true

Answer 10

by last one you mean III or the line that says "I, II, and III" ??

Answer 11

it can't be AC + AB = BC because if this was true, then you'd have a straight line that would look like this

Answer 12

so a triangle isn't even possible if AC + AB = BC

Answer 13

that view is a blown up view of a sandwiched/glued together line segments btw

Answer 14

yes, II is only thing true

Answer 15

whoa...where did your question go?

Answer 16

yw