Which of the following can be the side lengths of a triangle?

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To solve this question, we need to know the triangle inequality property, which states that the sum of two legs of a triangle is always <em>greater </em>(it can't be equal to) than the third leg. Using this property, we can deduct that the only answer that works is A, 6,6, and 5.

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