How to determine the maximum and minimum lengths of a missing side on a triangle?

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Well to find the missing side you're going to need the other two. Take the one side and multiply by itself. Take the other one and multiply by itself. Add those two products. Then root it. Basically find something that multiplys by itself to get that product

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