list the sides of the triangle from shortest to longest

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

first find m.  the 3 sides add up to 180 so 

180-75-45=m    can you do that? find m?

nincompoop · Answer

:(

anonymous · Answer

y sad face nin?

nincompoop · Answer

ask @timo86m why

anonymous · Answer

60.... and y

nincompoop · Answer

http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/trig-solving-triangles.html there :)

anonymous · Answer

ty nin but im trying to avoid trig as much as possible

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

no need to use trig, just use this facts

the longest side will always be opposite the largest angle
the shortest side will always be opposite the smallest angle

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

these facts*

anonymous · Answer

ty guys!!!

nincompoop · Answer

which is certainly true, but we can't tell the exactness of their lengths with just three angles, therefore making it impossible to prove that one side is longer than others 

listen to @jim_thompson5910 I am a newb compares to him in math LUL

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

if you needed to find the lengths, then yes you'd use trig

but we just want to list the sides from shortest to longest and we really don't care about the actual lengths of any of the 3 sides

anonymous · Answer

lol how about naming angles from smallest to largest if AB=9AC=11C=10

anonymous · Answer

ab= 9 
ac= 11
bc=10

anonymous · Answer

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THe order of length size corresponds with its angle size