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A triangle has two sides of 10 and 14 what value could the third length be

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QveST [7]3 years ago

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it could be another 10 or 14 because that would make a triangle

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A triangle has two sides of 10 and 14 what value could the third length be​

A triangle has two sides of 10 and 14 what value could the third length be