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Karen drew a triangle. The longest side of Karen’s triangle measures 8 inches. What must be true about the lengths, in inches, a and b of the two shorter sides of Karen’s triang…

Karen drew a triangle. The longest side of Karen’s triangle measures 8 inches. What must be true about the lengths, in inches, a and b of the two shorter sides of Karen’s triang…
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Karen drew a triangle. The longest side of Karen’s triangle measures 8 inches. What must be true about the lengths, in inches, a and b of the two shorter sides of Karen’s triangle

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a+b must be greater than 8

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