Question

Two the sum of the lengths of two sides of a triangle is 23.
a) find the range of values possible for the length of the third side.
b) determine the greatest possible integer that could be the length of the third side.

Answer 1

@Hero

Answer 2

ehhhhhhh

Answer 3

pass uwu sorry

Answer 4

🥺

Answer 5

@dude

Answer 6

Shadows good too

Answer 7

@Shadow

Answer 8

Anime started, I'll let @dude help c;

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Ok sure

`Two the sum of the lengths of of two sides of a triangle is 23.`
"two" in this sentence does not make sense, was it copied correctly?

Answer 11

Yes

Answer 12

Ok grammatically its incorrect, anyway

Answer 13

That is nonsesnse writing what even

Answer 14

Idk i tool a picture

Answer 15

Took*

Answer 16

I think i have to use inequalities

Answer 17

Yeah so the third side has to be less than 23

The triangle inequality theorem says that the sum of 2 sides has to be greater than the third

Answer 18

Yea

Answer 19

@dude

Answer 20

Okay and the third side cannot be the difference of the 2 sides given

(Since we were only given a sum length we would only write)

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