Question

Order the following conditions in order from the largest number of possible triangles to the least number of possible triangles.

Condition A: a perimeter of 12 and even-numbered side lengths
Condition B: a side length of 4 inches, a side length of 5 inches, an included angle of 110º, and a perimeter of 11 inches
Condition C: a right triangle with an area less than 13 square inches and odd-numbered leg lengths greater than 1 inch
Condition D: an isosceles triangle with two angles that measure 50º

Answer 1

@StudyGurl14 @TheSmartOne

Answer 2

Oooh, yuck. I hate these, and I'm not that good at this type of geometry. Sorry.

Answer 3

@Evil-cow-8 @Samus_Aran

Answer 4

Agreed with @StudyGurl14

Answer 5

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Answer 6

How many triangles exist with the given side lengths?

4 m, 4 m, 7 m
Exactly one unique triangle exists with the given side lengths.

No triangle exists with the given side lengths.

More than one triangle exists with the given side lengths.

Answer 7

Google it @Demonx341 . I know that there is some rule about the lengths of sides of trinagles, but i can't remember what it is. Also, remember that the two angle measurement of a triangle is exactly 180.

Answer 8

i do i get it wrong >:P