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Prove that the difference of any two sides is less than Third side

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Answered by abhi178
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Let a , b and c are the sides of traingle ABC,
a \ \textgreater \  0 \\ b \ \textgreater \  0 \\ c \ \textgreater \  0
Hence, AM > GM
\frac {b+c}{2}  \geq \sqrt {bc}
CosA = \frac {b^2 + c^2 - a^2 }{2bc} \\ 0 \ \textless \ A \ \textless \ 180
After solving this,we get
b + c \ \textgreater \  a
Similarly,c + a \ \textgreater \  b \\ a + b \ \textgreater \  c
Hence, sum of two sides, of any traingle is always greater then,
hence,\\ b \ \textless \  a - c \\ c \ \textless \  b - a \\ a \ \textless \ c - b
Answered by TANU81
42
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Theorem which is, the sum of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the third. Stated algebraically: 
A < B + C 
B < A + C 
C < A + B 

1. Subtract B from both sides, then A - B < C 
2. Subtract C from both sides, then B - C < A 
3. Subtract A from both sides, then C - A < B


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