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OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
two sides of an isosceles triangle measure 3 and 7. which of the following could be the measure of the third side?
A.9
B.7
C.5
D.3
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
remember
1. third side can be 3 or 7.
2. sum of every two sides >third side
OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
@TheWiseLord can u help with this one
OpenStudy (thewiselord):
Of course @hannahduhe
OpenStudy (thewiselord):
The sum of two sides is greater than the sum of the third side
OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
so i would add 3 and 7
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OpenStudy (thewiselord):
Yes
OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
i got 10 but thats not an answer choice
OpenStudy (thewiselord):
What I mean is that the sum of the side lengths of any 2 sides of a triangle must exceed the length of the third side
OpenStudy (anonymous):
suppose third side=3
is 3+3>7?
OpenStudy (thewiselord):
3 + ? is greater than 7
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OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
so would it be 9
OpenStudy (thewiselord):
No it would actually be 7
OpenStudy (ebaar123):
Can someone come and help me on my problem?
OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
ahhhh i see
OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
thank you @TheWiseLord
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OpenStudy (thewiselord):
3 7 and 9 would not make an isosceles triangle that is why it is not 9
OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
ahhh thanks
OpenStudy (thewiselord):
:) of course, i am happy to help :)
OpenStudy (hannahduhe):
lol ;)
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