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If a triangle has two of its shorter sides measuring 6 and 11, what is a possible length of the longest side of the triangle to make it obtuse?

If a triangle has two of its shorter sides measuring 6 and 11, what is a possible length of the longest side of the triangle to make it obtuse?
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If a triangle has two of its shorter sides measuring 6 and 11, what is a possible length of the longest side of the triangle to make it obtuse?

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User Michal Fapso
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Answer:

x > √(6² + 11²)

x > √(36 + 121)

x > √157

We can let x = √169 = 13.

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