Math, asked by BLAZER8676, 11 months ago

It is possible to have a triangle with the following sides (i) 2cm,3cm,5cm

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Answered by saurabh8659

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no because the side of that triangle doesn't intersect

Answered by meetfaizan11

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Step-by-step explanation:

No because on adding the first two sides the sum is equal to third side .but we know sum of two sides of triangle must be greater than third side

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