Write a function forms_triangle(a, b, c) that returns true if three segments of length a , b and c can form a triangle, otherwise it returns false. you may assume that your function will be tested with a , b and c that are non-negative integers . you are not allowed to use if(or other branching) statements. here are the details about when 3 numbers (i. e. 3 side lengths) form a triangle. if you are given three sticks, you may or may not be able to make a triangle with them. for example, if one of the sticks is 10cm long and the other two are 1cm long, you will not be able to form a triangle. for any three non-negative numbers, there is a simple test that determines if it is possible to form a triangle with them. it states: "if any of the three numbers is greater than the sum of the other two, then you cannot form a triangle. otherwise, you can." use this test for your function. in mathematics, this fact is known as the "triangle inequality". (it's a python program)