How does one find the range of a triangle? O.o

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cj49 · Answer

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081204182704AAYdPpH

anonymous · Answer

Triangle Inequality Theorem:
One side of a triangle is less than the sum of the lengths of the other two.

You can show from that statement that the side in question is also greater than the positive difference of the other two.

anonymous · Answer

But what about a formula or something?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry... I'm insanely ignorant when it comes to math.

anonymous · Answer

its ok i dont really know i asked my dad but then he left

tkhunny · Answer

Triangles have three sides.  Call them A, B, and C

Length of A + Length of B > Length of C
Length of A + Length of C > Length of B
Length of B + Length of C > Length of A

anonymous · Answer

I have to go to lunch...

tkhunny · Answer

Here's a plan.  Stop talking about yourself like that.  Who told you you were bad at math?  Why did you believe them.  Let's try working at it, rather than throwing our hands int he air in despair.

anonymous · Answer

That's cute

tkhunny · Answer

Oh, if only you would listen and learn.  Of course, you are free to wallow in your low self-esteem for mathematics.  I don't recommend it.