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As part of geometry assignment, Celina drew a scalene triangle. Which of the following dimensions could represent the side lengt

hs of the triangle Celina drew?
a.) 6,7,8
b.) 4,4,4
c.) 1,1,3
d.) 2,3,3

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Mademuasel [1]3 years ago

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A as scalene triangles have sides that are all different lengths

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