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The lengths of two sides of a triangle are 12 cm and 15 cm between what measure should line length of the third side fall​

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Answered by sia1234567
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 \pink {\dagger \: suppose \: \: the \: triangle \:  -  \triangle \: ABC \: }

 \pink{\dagger \: let \: the \: sides \: be -AB , BC , CA }

  \star \: \small\fbox{given - }

  \green{\star \: AB = 12 cm } \\ </p><p> \green{ \star \: BC = 15 cm }</p><p>

 \small\fbox{find - }

 \green{ \star \: the \: third \: side \: CA}

As we know that - CA = AB - BC

CA = 15-12

CA = 3 cm

AND

CA = AB + BC

= 15 + 12

CA = 27 cm

  \purple{\hookrightarrow \: so \: the \: third \: side \: CA \: must \: lie \: between \: 3 &lt; CA &lt; 27 \: cm}

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Answered by muskanshi536
4

Step-by-step explanation:

\small\underline\bold{ ANSWER  \: - }

 \pink {\dagger \: suppose \: \: the \: triangle \:  -  \triangle \: ABC \: }

 \pink{\dagger \: let \: the \: sides \: be -AB , BC , CA }

  \star \: \small\fbox{given - }

  \green{\star \: AB = 12 cm } \\ </p><p> \green{ \star \: BC = 15 cm }</p><p>

 \small\fbox{find - }

 \green{ \star \: the \: third \: side \: CA}

As we know that - CA = AB - BC

CA = 15-12

CA = 3 cm

AND

CA = AB + BC

= 15 + 12

CA = 27 cm

  \purple{\hookrightarrow \: so \: the \: third \: side \: CA \: must \: lie \: between \: 3 &lt; CA &lt; 27 \: cm}

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