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3 years ago

Which collection of three side lengths will not form a triangle

Mathematics

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dezoksy [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

Any collection of lengths (a, b, c) which do not satisfy the triangle inequalities.

Step-by-step explanation:

Any collection (a, b, c) which do not satisfy the triangle inequalities. The inequalities:

a + b > c

b + c > a

a + c > b

You will need to test all of your options on the three inequalities above. If any one of the three fails, the collection won't work.

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In a ratio of inches of wire:cents, this would be 15:90.

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We don't know the number in the inches place but we do know it for the cents place.
Let's use x to represent inches of wire.
x:48 is our new ratio, and we need to find x.

Since x:48 and 15:90 are equivalent, that means the same thing that was done to 90 to get 48 has to be done to 15 to get the value of x, since the same thing must be applied to both sides.
We can find what 90 was divided by (which is what we'll have to divide 15 by) by dividing 90 by 48.
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