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3 years ago

Two lengths of a triangle measure 6 feet and 10 feet what can the length of the third side

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Answer:it could possibly equal 2 $\sqrt{x}$ 34 or 8Step-by-step explanation: by the pythagorean thoerm 6 $x^{2}$ +10 $x^{2}$ = 2 $\sqrt{x}[tex]34 or 6[tex]\sqrt{x}$ +b $x^{2}$ =10 $x^{2}$

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