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Cloud [144]3 years ago

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here two given sides are 10 and 6,

We use the rule of triangle here:

sum of two sides> third side

checking for each option

Option A: AC=4

4+6>10, 10>10 (false)

So AC cannot be equal to 4, option A is answer.

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