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Which of the following cannot be the side lengths of a triangle?

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mixer [17]3 years ago

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To actually form a triangle, the two SMALLEST sides, have to be bigger than the BIGGEST number, when added together.

A.) Can be a triangle
B.)Can be a triangle
C.)Can be a triangle
D.)Can't be a triangle

2+10=12, and 12 is not bigger than 20.

Thus, D, is your answer.

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