Answer:
Yes.
If they do, their intersection is a line.
Yes if you tell us wha5 your question is.
Step-by-step explanation:
you know, a single side cannot be longer than the other 2 sides combined.
otherwise, the triangle cannot "close".
so, it starts with 12 cannot be longer than 5 + n.
therefore, n must be at least 7.
and n cannot be longer than 5+12 = 17
7 and 17 I would normally rule out a well, because in these cases the triangle would just be a flat line, when the 3rd side is as long as the other 2 combined.
so, in reality for a real, visible triangle, the range of valid values is 8 .. 16.
that is 9 positive integer values.
Answer:
I think it's prove the midpoints are the same
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm not completely sure but I'm taking it right now and I believe that's the most logical answer because if they meet up at the same midpoint then they could bisect each other.