Daisy's teacher asked her class to draw a triangle whose sides measured 2 inches, 3 inches, and 4 inches. She correctly drew the
triangle below, and labeled the approximate angle measures.
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Daisy's classmate, Bryan, drew a triangle with an angle that measured 35°. Could Bryan's triangle be correct as well?
A.
Yes, because there are many correct triangles with different angle measures.
B.
Yes, because the other correct triangle has an angle that measures 35°.
C.
No, because the other correct triangle does not have an angle that measures 35°.
D.
No, because there is only one unique correct triangle.
1 answer:
Answer:
I dont think so since a triangle adds to 180 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
but im stuck between c and d
sorry I couldnt complete;ly answer it for u!
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