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2 years ago

Can a triangle be formed with angle measures of 51, 71, and 44?

Mathematics

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NNADVOKAT [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

nope

Step-by-step explanation:

a triangle should have 180 degrees, if we add up the three angles and it doesnt equal 180 degrees, then a triangle can't be formed.

Since 51+71+44 = 166, which is not 180, these angles cannot make a triangle

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Can a triangle be formed with angle measures of 51, 71, and 44?​

Can a triangle be formed with angle measures of 51, 71, and 44?