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Randy drew a triangle and stated that one side of the triangle measures 12 centimeters and another side measures 4 centimeters. What could be the measure, in centimeters, of the…

Randy drew a triangle and stated that one side of the triangle measures 12 centimeters and another side measures 4 centimeters. What could be the measure, in centimeters, of the…
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Randy drew a triangle and stated that one side of the triangle measures 12 centimeters and another side measures 4 centimeters. What could be the measure, in centimeters, of the third side of the triangle? Use triangle inequality theorem.

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4 cm

Explanation:

prolly cus the 12 cm is the bottom and the 4 cm is one of the sides so the other one is 4 cm

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