Eddie wants to create a triangular plot for a garden. He wants to plant 6 feet of irises along one side, 13 feed of daffodils along the second side, and 5 feet of tulips along the third side. Write a convincing argument to show that Eddie’s garden plan is impossible.

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Eddie wants to create a triangular plot for a garden.  He wants to plant 6 feet of irises along one side, 13 feed of daffodils along the second side, and 5 feet of tulips along the third side.  Write a convincing argument to show that Eddie’s garden plan is impossible.

anonymous · Answer

Length of a side in a triangle should not be greater than the sum of remaining 2 sides or the triangle does not form

anonymous · Answer

Ok thank you sooo much! So like if I were to add 5 and 6 it gives me 11 and that is less than 13 so it won't create the sandbox? @Nishant_Garg

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, that's the reason I believe

anonymous · Answer

Take a scale try it practically

anonymous · Answer

okay thank you so much @Nishant_Garg