Which set of three segments can form a triangle?
two millimeters, fourteen millimeters, eighteen millimeters
one millimeter, two millimeters, three millimeters
five millimeters, eight millimeters, ten millimeters
twelve millimeters, three millimeters, fifteen millimeters
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
@dumbsearch2 @MathLegend
OpenStudy (anonymous):
@math_genius123 :)
OpenStudy (math_genius123):
i think its B.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
are you sure?
why do you think that?
OpenStudy (math_genius123):
ok just a sec
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OpenStudy (math_genius123):
well a triangle has to equal 180
OpenStudy (anonymous):
hehe never mind I figured it out.. but you were wrong sorry...
OpenStudy (math_genius123):
ik its not b.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
It was C.
Two sides must be greater!
OpenStudy (anonymous):
so yoou lied to me? to make me get a wrong answer?
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OpenStudy (math_genius123):
ik i was not trying to ive the answer but to teach u how to get it
OpenStudy (anonymous):
you were doing it wrong...
OpenStudy (math_genius123):
no
OpenStudy (math_genius123):
u must use a formula to solve so then whats the formula
OpenStudy (math_genius123):
all triangle must equal 180 dont mater what the triangle looks like
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