If the square of the length of the longest side of a triangle is greater than the sum of the squares of the lengths of the other two sides, then what type of triangle was formed?
@wolf1728 its just one word ;3
I believe no triangle was formed. Basically, according to the triangle inequality theorem, http://1728.org/trianinq.htm in any triangle the longest side must be less than the sum of the other 2 sides. I'm making the assumption that the square of the longest side and the square of the sum of the other 2 sides will have the same relationship as the longest side compared to the sum of the other sides.
Okay in one word -NONE
It's either A.Right B.obtuse C.Acute D.Scalene.............
There is no answer maked "none"
Okay let's say we have a "triangle" of sides 25, 11 and 10 (which does NOT form a triangle). Squaring 25 = 625 11² + 10² = 121 + 100 Summing those squares = 221. There we have the square of the longest side being greater than the sum of the squares of the other 2 sides. Please tell me what kind of triangle is formed?
it makes no sense AHAH
Ahhhhhhhhh so either • the question is phraed incorrectly or • they forgot to put an 'E' choice.
Can you help with this one?
WX YX and YW I could explain why if you want.
If the measure of two sides of a triangle are 3 feet and 7 feet, what is the least possible measure for the third side? Would it be 3 or 4?
Must greater than 4. (There's a calculator for that in the link I posted).
Must be greater than 4?
7 + 3 = 10 7 - 3 = 4 therefore 4 < third side < 10
so 5 :D
Yes - if it equals 4 you'd just have a straight line.
yeah that would work :)
11 + 5 = 16 11 - 5 = 6 so between 6 and 16
6 < third side < 16 Jiggly are you using that calculator?
Would it b 6m<x<16m or 6m>x>16m
Oh ok
Ik it's between 5.4 and 13 but which direction? idk
can't see it?
5.4<x<13 Right?
if it's between 5.3 and 13 then yes :)
Whoops there it is ;3
And this one is weird. It should be "none" but there is no choice like that :/
5.4 < third side < 13
Got it already! Thanks wolf!
that one is pythagorean theorem put into words :)
But which one is itttt?
No triangle could be formed :/
the pythagorean theorem can only be used for right triangles
OH
#stupid
Wolf can you give her a medal? ;3
And since the hypotenuse is greater than the sum of the squares of the other 2 sides then we have what kind of triangle?
Obtuse
@jigglypuff314 How much time do you have left? Before you leave?
I still think it is NO triangle.
well... I've still got my own homework to do so... asap kinda ;) If you still need me around I'll stay though :P and it would be a right triangle because it's talking about the sides "squared"
The answer was obtuse lmfao......... i got the question wrong but I still got a 9/10 which is an A :D
I searched for an obtuse triangle and it is attached. Notice the longest side is smaller than the other sides.
That question is worded very badly. Let's suppose we have sides of 1, 1 and 100. Longest side squared is > 1² + 1² What kind of triangle does it form?
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